Korea used to be notorious about power outages in the spring, when the first monsoon rains shorted out the electrical work done over the winter. We prepared by installing solar panels on the roof with a battery backup and a couple of generators. The solar/battery backup provides about four to five hours of power, and the generators last as long as we have fuel. We could withstand about a week or so, easily.
Having lived in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area for 45 years we learned long ago to be prepared. We’re been fortunate not to be without power for more than one day. Some people who live out in the ‘stix’ may be without power for a week or more.
Live like “their” is no (electricity) tomorrow? Hello, grammar police here- the word to be used in this sentence and usage, sir, is THERE. (Important tip: if we do not correct errors, the world only gets dumber.)
Patjade about 3 years ago
Korea used to be notorious about power outages in the spring, when the first monsoon rains shorted out the electrical work done over the winter. We prepared by installing solar panels on the roof with a battery backup and a couple of generators. The solar/battery backup provides about four to five hours of power, and the generators last as long as we have fuel. We could withstand about a week or so, easily.
The Love of Money is . . . about 3 years ago
Having lived in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area for 45 years we learned long ago to be prepared. We’re been fortunate not to be without power for more than one day. Some people who live out in the ‘stix’ may be without power for a week or more.
mr_sherman Premium Member about 3 years ago
“THEIR”?
How about “there”.
mr_sherman Premium Member about 3 years ago
Thankfully, we have a wood stove to keep us warm at least.
M2MM about 3 years ago
Is the spelling error on purpose? {"their"}
ideations about 3 years ago
T H E R E
g.ramig about 3 years ago
Oh so witty and shrewd.
studiotyler about 3 years ago
Live like “their” is no (electricity) tomorrow? Hello, grammar police here- the word to be used in this sentence and usage, sir, is THERE. (Important tip: if we do not correct errors, the world only gets dumber.)