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dogzter
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brillient ffs! almost got me!He can work a door knob as well.
dogzter
Drapetomaniac
Now ya might want to follow up with your last mortar round by calling out the exemplary (adequate?) response from the other outfit.
Right there, like that... would be difficult.
living off grid is a new but somewhat familiar experience
we haul water up from the creek in 5 gallon buckets for washing dishes and other things
drinking water is procured at Swedes sisters homestead which is the 20 acres next to us
we take showers indoors and cook on a two burner propane stove
have to get an adapter , 30 amp male on one end to plug into the generator and a 50 amp female end to plug in the tiny home
this is like glamorous camping
we haul water up from the creek in 5 gallon buckets for washing dishes and other things
drinking water is procured at Swedes sisters homestead which is the 20 acres next to us
we take showers indoors and cook on a two burner propane stove
have to get an adapter , 30 amp male on one end to plug into the generator and a 50 amp female end to plug in the tiny home
this is like glamorous camping
Ahhh - after eating food made by other hands - in Thailand for over a month - it's sooo good to be able to cook again - and get one of my chicken Madras curries going on the stove - that huge saucepan full - should last me about 2 weeks - Mmmmmm!
Sounds like you are reliving your child hood.living off grid is a new but somewhat familiar experience
we haul water up from the creek in 5 gallon buckets for washing dishes and other things
drinking water is procured at Swedes sisters homestead which is the 20 acres next to us
we take showers indoors and cook on a two burner propane stove
have to get an adapter , 30 amp male on one end to plug into the generator and a 50 amp female end to plug in the tiny home
this is like glamorous camping
Awright. Ya beat me. NFW am I gonna give up my California King-Sized Sleigh Bed and slovenly recliner chair.living off grid is a new but somewhat familiar experience
we haul water up from the creek in 5 gallon buckets for washing dishes and other things
drinking water is procured at Swedes sisters homestead which is the 20 acres next to us
we take showers indoors and cook on a two burner propane stove
have to get an adapter , 30 amp male on one end to plug into the generator and a 50 amp female end to plug in the tiny home
this is like glamorous camping
(*snigger*) There's just Herself any Your Humble Obd'nt &tc here at Chateau Sneakydicker, but in one of the bathrooms you could have someone in the shower, someone else in the tub, and a third person taking a big hairy Annapolis at the the same time -- all out of sight of each other.
We have all detected the inherited chromosonal bent you've got: The Wanderlust. Your genetic makeup is different from mine.
I want a castle in the wilderness nearby to a Publix supermarket.
You want a tent on a wilderness island where there are no humans but lotsa animals, grottos, and arrowheads.
I got mine; you are clearly still searching. That is a very good thing: You are just the right age to search.
it sure does
as a kid we had coal stoves for heating and cooking , well water with a hand pump in the kitchen sink , and of course an outhouse
first time I saw indoor plumbing was 1958 when we moved from Utah to Southern California
living off grid has reminded me of my childhood and is helping me appreciate just how easy and comfortable modern conveniences are
coffee is percolating and the little cozy home sure smells good and will smell even better when the bacon and eggs are cooking
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