How much is too much

Meanwhile, 72° and sunny. It'll be 48 tonight for the low, thatll last about an hour, then 70 again tomorrow.

 

Man, we did that 2 winters ago on a slider. Mid Jan, I had the fire box cranking.

 

We had the door off a little more than an hour. And it was an original single pane slider we replaced. Talk about a waste of energy. Totally worth every penny we spent on the new one.

 

Also Anderson. Well worth the price tag. Our installer was a young kid named Cody. Said his father had been installing windows and doors and he grew into his father's business. I think he was in his early 20's and he drove up from the springs. Both my wife and I had left before he was finished. So my wife checked the ring cam and saw that he went outside and made a few trips to reload my wood storage in the house and also stoked the fire up before he left. Was super impressed.

 

At grandmas we replaced a lame double door with something very similar to this. It was more of a security thing than anything else, found the doors open on a windy day and that was unacceptable

 

This is awesome, they help the 1st 25 families. I'm # 22 this time.

 

Stoked for you today!

 

Awesome, man. We're rooting for you!

 

Things are falling into place, just had to get out of that funk I was stuck in. Being in the right head space makes all the difference.

 

100%.

Time to look forward and move onward. Any obstacle in your way just have the mentality of improvise, adapt and overcome. Allow yourself to heal from your wounds and grow from the experience. Truly happy for you right now man.

 

And my ex is leaving town in the next couple days, won't be so tempted to think about her sorry ass if I know I cant contact her. Win on top of win, with a side of winning and washed down with some fine win.

 

This makes me not want any windows.

 

We had a double front door with this. French back doors with a slider, and 5 windows replaced. It wasn't my business what she paid but she says it's paid for itself already in energy savings.

 

I'll stick to the foil in the windows like a cheap redneck.

 

Dude, the 40K hurts my soul. I remember when houses were 96-125K.

 

I helped my grandma realize this concept when I found out what she paid. It's worth 6X that now and I was like "and the rent for a shit apartment has gone up the same amount"
She gives me a lot less shit about living in my truck now.

 

I paid $156k for a 700 sq ft 2/2 condo in Avon Co in 2003. And people told me I was nuts then. Same complex with a different layout which has the 3rd bath.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1050-W-Beaver-Creek-Blvd-E102-Avon-CO-81620/439613595_zpid/


nothing is the same anymore.

 

Yeah. My stomach flips thinking about it all. When my Dad died he didn't have a will so it all went to auction basically. Childhood home that wasn't big, but was a split entry 4 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage, on a half or 3/4 acre was sold for $75K. I wouldn't want a split entry, and could make do with half the beds and baths, but you can't even get that for twice that price now.

 

She dropped coin on her place before she retired.
"If I'm gonna be here all the damn time I want it to be comfortable" LOL
A couple bathrooms, appliances, and carpet to go with the doors and windows.

 

you wanna get real crazy use the insulated foil. It honestly will make a huge difference. I get them free from the loads of fresh herbs we order for our restaurant. I use them in the top of an overpriced cooler to make them even more effective.
A cooler with one of these cut to fit on top holds ice almost twice as long as the same cooler in the same conditions without one.

$10 VUAOHIY Double Reflective Insulation Roll, 23.6" X10' Double-Sided Aluminum Bubble Roll, Rv Window and Window Insulation for Winter and Summer, Garage Door, Roof, Car

https://www.amazon.com/Double-Refle...=&hvlocphy=9028879&hvtargid=pla-2281435180978

 

Probably could, but I gotta save to build the place to put a window in first!