u/DinahDrakeLance

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Today was the first day the "oh God the power went out" canning supply was helpful

Our power went out for about 6 hours, thankfully we have a generator that we can hook up to our tractors PTO so we are only actually out of power for 4 hours and the freezers downstairs were safe as well as our refrigerator.

The problem here is that I have three kids who eat a lot of food. Thankfully I can like crazy every summer, because this happened right when I needed to start making dinner. They actually ate pretty damn well considering that I did not have a heating source or access to the fridge. Peanut butter and honey sandwiches, some canned peaches, applesauce, some pickled bell peppers and green beans. It only sounds like a lot of food until I remember that my oldest is extremely active, so when the power went out all three kids bolted outside and were out there playing very hard. 🤦‍♀️

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u/DinahDrakeLance — 4 days ago

Peacock or YouTube

I'm going to be watching from the US, and now that it's going to be available on YouTube I'm curious what people's past experience has been with watching it on YouTube? Let's just assume I'm paying for peacock or YouTube premium to get out of ads. Yes, I know you can use all kinds of AD blockers but that's not what I'm asking about. I can't say I noticed any sound quality issues on peacock, but that could just mean I have bad ears. So, the question is then which one will have better overall quality and viewing experience? I need to leave right when it starts to go pick up my kids from school joe I'll be getting to it about an hour late and whichever one will have the best quality and the best ability to go backwards in time to watch from the start. Sorry for the lots of words, I'm a very wordy person.

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u/DinahDrakeLance — 10 days ago

Nothing crazy, just very happy with this Dragonsteel purchase. Fancy boy needed a fancy collar to match his fancy name.

u/DinahDrakeLance — 20 days ago