What if it Snows?

I haven't seen a non stick skillet yet that was non stick.

 

@Cat sdp

Has anyone seen the resident Cascadia hater recently? Hopefully hes ok.

 

In a tight I've rolled the window up and 6 inches and used the top edge to sharpen with. That works in a Peterbilt, don't know about freightlines they my have plastic windows by now.

 

The house I lived in 19 years ago was on a ridge just above a large creek. I was thinking about using a water powered system to provide electricity. I heard the same thing from local EMC , they said I couldn't completely do away with electric hook up. I told the guy that if I quit paying the bill I bet they'd find a way.

 

That's what my authors described, not some standing (on that edge) in front of a herd going over a cliff.
Besides, be hell getting the good meat out of such a pile. I mean dig, cut, trim out, dig, cut, trim out.
Squaw get tired of toting...

 

Some amazing whet rocks. I've seen my dad pull up a 1" x 3" grade stake roadside, It be weathered and light/thin dirty on sides.
He would sit down, spit on the side, and proceed to put an edge on his chaw cutting blade. Handy...

 

Everybody's gots to be somewhere, hand in there.

 

What you reckon you head is worth?

 

It is the control knob/pushbutton on the stove.You are turning it too far, punching the next higher than needed.
Trying to get too hot too quick...When you have brought the Teflon to a boil, it is curtains....
Patience is a biblical virtue, also helps in cooking...

 

That could easily be done. Not expensive either. The system would probably be around 5 to 7k. Possibly even less, just depends on what battery bank and inverter used. Basically could run the house 110v. With a few days of power for outages.