Pastor Dave's Highlights

[farmerjan]

Back of the neck, head, all the "same" to me in that I don't think I can hit them in the correct place with the force needed... just me.

 

[Pastor Dave]

I have bred my CT doe. She is so domestic that she acted and raised like any of my other does. Since I don't palpate, I'll find out in a few weeks if it took.

 

[Mike CHS]

What does palate mean? Sorry but have never had rabbits and that term isn't something I'm familiar with.

 

[Pastor Dave]

I edited it to palpate. Probably a better method than taste testing.

 

[greybeard]

That's funny GB... I can only imagine the reaction of those folks whose cars were festooned with either blood, guts, or vulture crap. Any and all of which can and will eat the paint. sweet!

Students and faculty, but the car makers used real steel and real paint in those days. Still...it didn't go over well.

 

[Pastor Dave]

We have our little electric stove in the living room that looks like a small wood burning stove. It has a thermostat and kicks on/off, so doesn't run constant. When it cooled down here this week, we used it in mornings to take the chill off. We had frost yesterday morning and this morning. The heater was keeping it 70 in the living room, but the rest of the rooms kept dipping, so the LP furnace was kicked on. We play the game too, trying to see how long we can wait to fire up the furnace. But, I see no sense in everyone sitting in here cold. We usually go with 70degs year round, AC and heat. We literally went with no Fall and went from 89degs to a high of 57 the next day. Today it stayed in the 40's and lows around 34degs. I love Fall, but it went to almost late November weather over night.

 

[Bruce]

How is the TSC job going??

 

[greybeard]

We usually go with 70degs year round,

I would find that temperature 'uncomfortable'.
We try to keep it between 75-78 in spring thru early fall, and maybe a few degrees cooler in fall and winter.

 

[Bruce]

I would at low to mid 70's in the winter. From the heat, "shock" going out into colder weather and the massive fuel bill.

 

[Wehner Homestead]

We keep our thermometer at 69 or 70 during the winter and 72 or 73 during summer.

@Bruce what do you keep yours at during winter??