The snow was insulating our house.
When our hot and cold temperatures dropped severely, I was always walking around the house with a jacket.
I couldn’t know how freezing it was, but I refused to turn up the thermostat.
I didn’t want to use the furnace as much as all of us wanted to. I wanted to conserve energy, not just to save money, but also to help the environment. Then all of us had a crucial snowstorm that dropped almost many feet of snow on our house. For the first time in a month and a half, I didn’t need to wear the jacket. Even though hot and cold temperatures were well below freezing, our condo was warmer than it had been since Summer ended. My partner said the snow was helping to insulate the house. I wanted to recognize if it would not be easier to just put more and better insulation into the house, instead of waiting for snow to do it for us. He gave me a quizzical look and asked me if I had any system how much insulating a house could cost? Frankly, I didn’t enjoy the cost of insulation. I was wondering how much money all of us would have saved on the heating all of us were allowing to go out through the roof. Both of us would have legitimately saved on wear and tear of the furnace, and been able to lower the thermostat. I wish he would guess with his head sometime. He is so tied up trying to fix the here and now that he forgets about the future. Yesterday, he came to me and told me he was going to purchase insulation this Spring. He was wondering if I would call our child and see if he would help install it.