butterfish55

I was a freshman at UMiami in 8/92 when Andrew hit. It was very scary. The craziest thing was the sound of the wind. Almost like a loud whistle. I'm all set with going thru that again

We installed solar on our house about 11 years ago. I've been extremely happy with it. We bought the system outright so we own the panels and all the power they generate. I wouldn't recommend doing the lease that some were talking about this morning. Between the lower electric bills and the money we make by selling the "renewable energy credits" on the market, we've easily paid them off. Overall, I'm definitely happy with the purchase. Also ...even after all this time, I haven't noticed any diminished production due to the age of the panels.

Lol, nope....just not ready to see snow right now

Stay safe everyone!

Working in Wareham and it's 75/75. Very very gross.

I'm going tonight with my son and a few friends. Can't wait!

Sitting outside at my inlaws house in Cape Breton, NS looking at Lake Ainslie. Beautiful weather this week. Was in the upper 80s today and breezy. Very hot for this area.

Ha....the MM box has fittings and trash in it. The Dunks is Dunks though

No generator today...wiring a boat lift and light on a new dock in Mattapoisett. No relief from the sun but at least it's breezy.

Really pleasant working in Lakeville today. I hope this picture conveys the suffering....

Me, Bob and Brett are golfing on Sunday. There will be pics

I wear gloves (thin ones) in the summer too. This biggest issue is dealing with trenches and PVC pipe and wire and flex conduit. It all sucks to work with in the cold.

Yeah....install generators. Multi-ply day today

As someone who works outside all day, everyday, all year round... Can confirm that I am not looking forward to this week. But I will say I would rather work in this weather than in the freezing cold in January. Thankfully, we don't get many days like that anymore

Getting it pretty good here in Raynham. It looks like it's trying to make it to the Cape