reality

[morgaina]

So after spending a little under $1000. in 2 & 1/2 months and having it repaired again yesterday the pellet stove quit working in the middle of the night again last night. At least it wasn't way below zero. To say I am discouraged is an understatement. Not sure of what the next step is, but it will come.

There has not been a huge amount of snow recently, but enough that I was able to get my good snow plow guy to plow my road, and plow it he did. The foreseeable forecast is an inch every once in awhile, which is not bad at all. I was concerned about getting back to my house after 12th Night, but that doesn't seem a concern now.

I have put a photo from my Cambodian adventure on my desktop. I want to think only of that good time.
Crossing the Rainbow Bridge to Angor Wat. Japanese tourist flirting with young Monks.


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Farmer watching her buffalo next to Preup Wat.

Comments

[mrq-laurellen.livejournal.com]

I'm relieved to hear that you're not snowed in and can make it to Twelfth Night. That sucks about your pellet stove... the people who fixed it the first time... did they have a guarantee? I'm sure you've probably looked into that so I'm just musing but it seems that 2.5 months and a $1000 bucks should come with some sort of guarantee.

[copper-oxide.livejournal.com]

If I understand it correctly, different parts are dying one at a time, control board, blower, auger. The rest not insubstantial is the guy’s travel from Lewiston, and labor. Plus its an old stove. The last two reasons are why I avoid, procrastinate, and dread even calling them when there is a problem.