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   somebodyshort said, over 2 years ago

   Wienie roast and marshmallows in the fireplace.
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   kreole said, over 2 years ago

   They’d better have a fireplace! Without power, there’s no heat. Even a gas furnace requires a fan…..
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   Nabuquduriuzhur said, over 2 years ago

   Must be Portland, Oregon. Sneeze and the power goes out…
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   dkram said, over 2 years ago

   Aways, just when you think you can enjoy the snow day blink the lights go out.

   This is why we have a gas stove to cook on, and an old wood burning “Home Comfort” cook stove for emergency heat.

   \\//_
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   N7326 Foxtrot said, over 2 years ago

   Kreole, that’s why we also have a gas fireplace.
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   Monkeyhead said, over 2 years ago

   Gas stove/oven is always a nice back up too…I spent 1 night sleeping in front of mine.
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   Redhead55 said, over 2 years ago

   That’s why I liked the old monstrosity of a heater in the basement of our old house. No power - no problem. Still had heat. It was a gravity heater - no fan. Loved it.
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   Saskfan said, over 2 years ago

   Doe Wally have a barbecue? No problem, then; waffles on the barbie! Or maybe pancakes; they’re pretty much the same batter, and don’t need a special shape.
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   DerkinsVanPelt218 said, over 2 years ago

   This is a rerun. I saw this three years ago.
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    lightenup said, over 2 years ago

    LOL, so true! Even though we’ve been at home for several days now, it hasn’t been too bad because we have electricity. Now the cabin fever is another story…
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    harebell said, over 2 years ago

    ladyfingers, one of them does, I’m not sure which house they were in, but we saw a fireplace at Christmas.

    Monkeyhead, be careful of carbon monoxide poisoning!
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    Rodney said, over 2 years ago

    Time to hibernate- Spring’s only 66 days away!
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    mythreesons said, over 2 years ago

    If you live in total electric home as I do, the first thing you do if the power goes out is take a shower. Water in tank won’t stay hot for any length of time. Lost power for three days once, kept one small room warm with one oil lamp and several candles. Now have propane camp stove and coffee pot in attic, never used, but just in case!
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    lizmurray said, over 2 years ago

    Why is it so dark when it is daytime?
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    dapperdan61 said, over 2 years ago

    What about the videos & E-mail ?
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