I hate when we lose power in the winter. Our fireplace is basically like a picture of a fire and heats nothing, like the fireplaces in most modern homes. Last time we had an outage, we lost ten degrees in the house every hour. We ended up sleeping in the kitchen because it’s the only room without floor to ceiling windows so it held onto the heat a little longer.
I can almost guarantee it was 1994! We were officially declared a disaster area. I was lucky to live in the same apartment complex as the utility president’s son, because some parts of Memphis were without power for three weeks.
So true! I usually buy my testing strips online cheaply, but got caught recently without and needed to buy some from the drug store. They had a starter pack of tester, strips, and everything else that comes with for ten dollars, or you could buy just the same number of strips for seventy-five! So now I have a backup tester if I ever need it.
Brother color laser printer here! Got tired of never having ink that worked when I needed it for an emergency. It seems like I only ever need my printer for emergencies these days, like some backwards government office that will only take physical documents.
Is there any college on earth where students wear cheer outfits except to games? Our cheerleaders used to do it in high school because 1) it let them break the dress code against short skirts 2) they didn’t have time to go home and change before games. But neither of those things apply in a college, plus no one on earth cares or even knows who the cheerleaders are in college.
Is there someone higher up that you can talk to about the insufficient staffing? If this is memory care you’re paying a lot for people who should be equipped to handle people with sundowning. I feel like there’s probably someone on some level who doesn’t know the lower people are putting their job onto you.
Did I not say this yesterday?
I hate when we lose power in the winter. Our fireplace is basically like a picture of a fire and heats nothing, like the fireplaces in most modern homes. Last time we had an outage, we lost ten degrees in the house every hour. We ended up sleeping in the kitchen because it’s the only room without floor to ceiling windows so it held onto the heat a little longer.