I have been commuting from 12 to 18 for over three years. Currently at work now. There is a definitely a microclimate by the rest stop. There are a lot of unexpected snows that I came across. The most different part is the speed of other vehicles on 89. They are consistently 15-20mph over the speed limit even in shitty conditions. I feel like 89 is worse than 93 when it comes to shitty drivers. 93 just comes to crawl a lot. So maybe that’s why you don’t notice the shittiness.

Flights get canceled for less than this. With high wind warnings, most likely.

Minus33. Socks made in Ashland, NH. I own a few pairs that I literally watched get made in the factory.

Taxes haven’t changed.

If you have an appointment with a mechanic, no cop will ding you if you get pulled over. Tell them you have an appointment.

Now I’m curious.

I suggest people to take a look at devices they use on Australia. They seem to be on more of a cutting edge for water conservation devices.

Good to know this process is consistent!

This. We brought in our pepper plants. We sprayed the soil with neem before after one bad experience. Seems to have solved our problem. I also set up home made fruit flu traps with a small bowl. Half apple cider vinegar, half water, a drop of dish shops. Plastic wrap over the top with a few holes poked in it. They seem to have been attracted to that.

It’s staffing. When a facility is full lately, it’s not typically because of how much equipment or beds we have. It’s because we don’t have staffing to take care of said number of people. There are wings and floors. In Dartmouth’s cause, buildings that are sitting empty.

I can tell you from first hand experience working in hospitals that this is true. Younger and older (mostly people without children at home) healthcare workers can make 3-5k a week as a traveling nurse or tech while people who are working for the hospital makes 700-1200 a week. Traveling employees also do a great job planning for vacations. They can just sign a contract saying…nah! Regular employees see management denies us left and right now.

No, people have left healthcare because a lot of us are sick and tired of shitty ass management. And taking care of a bunch of self absorbed cunts who can’t wear a damn mask unless it’s to harass voters.

How is wet wipe a comment insult in the UK?!? Recently I found out twatwaffle was a common insult, too!

Elliot has a children’s hospital, a NICU, and PICU

I was literally taking a shit while reading this comment. I had planned to take a shower after. I was going to just call them a fucking moron. But then I realized, how useless and disappointed I was when I saw that my towel was wet.

Wait what?!?

Dartmouth and Elliot are full. You soggy towel.

Hyper heat pumps + solar=no electric or heating bills. Propane backup. Was going to put in a wood stove because I have a lot of acres of trees. But errr a chimney seemed to be too expensive. My house doesn’t even have one.

r/homemaintenance might be a lot more helpful. Not that a lot of the advice isn’t good. I just think there would be a person on the other sub that would know this exact door.

I will have to concur.

I work in healthcare in NH. We definitely have seen uptick of respiratory illnesses. From what I can gather from my limited view, most of it has been pneumonia. The majority of respiratory illnesses are coming back positive for pneumonia. The tough part is there are a lot of different causes of pneumonia.