I haaaaate winter and reading all the weather posts I'm extra thankful our winter has been very mild so far.
Howdy, folks, I got two more new testers mixed today.
One is from ELR for something like a commercial juice that I enjoy by Primitive Vapor called Berrymilk Pie.
(Berrymilk Pie 3 by juice junkie)
This recipe was among the first that I saved but I hadn't given it a mix until now.
The other one I cobbled together while looking at my ELR Flavor Stats page, sorted by most used flavors -
Topper • Soho, Hazelnut, Fr. Vanilla, Milk & Honey, Vienna Cream
Wishing you all safe travels
One is from ELR for something like a commercial juice that I enjoy by Primitive Vapor called Berrymilk Pie.
(Berrymilk Pie 3 by juice junkie)
This recipe was among the first that I saved but I hadn't given it a mix until now.
The other one I cobbled together while looking at my ELR Flavor Stats page, sorted by most used flavors -
Topper • Soho, Hazelnut, Fr. Vanilla, Milk & Honey, Vienna Cream
Wishing you all safe travels
LOLz.......... thinking I am the only person in this thread, and perhaps on ECF, who actually loves winter and snow. It's beautiful after a fresh snowfall. There is a ton of fun to have outdoors in the snow.
Retire to a place where it doesn't snow?
No. <<< hard gulp when imagining a life with no snow >>>
I am retired, and the thought of living somewhere where there is no snow makes my head hurt.
Ungodly heat, humidity, hurricanes and tornadoes to the South and earthquakes to the West, no thanks.
Besides, with global warming, per global climate scientists, by 2100, scientists predict that the lower third of Florida could be completely submerged. The same rings true for other coastal places in the US and around the globe.
Most insurance companies have left, are leaving or perhaps will be leaving Florida. As of 3 January 2024, homeowner's insurance in Florida has increased 102% in the last three years. The average cost of home insurance in the Sunshine State in 2023 was about $6,000, the highest average premium in the U.S.
Retire to a place where it doesn't snow?
No. <<< hard gulp when imagining a life with no snow >>>I am retired, and the thought of living somewhere where there is no snow makes my head hurt.
Ungodly heat, humidity, hurricanes and tornadoes to the South and earthquakes to the West, no thanks.
Besides, with global warming, per global climate scientists, by 2100, scientists predict that the lower third of Florida could be completely submerged. The same rings true for other coastal places in the US and around the globe.
Most insurance companies have left, are leaving or perhaps will be leaving Florida. As of 3 January 2024, homeowner's insurance in Florida has increased 102% in the last three years. The average cost of home insurance in the Sunshine State in 2023 was about $6,000, the highest average premium in the U.S.
I'll agree with you to the point I'll say I'll never move.LOLz.......... thinking I am the only person in this thread, and perhaps on ECF, who actually loves winter and snow. It's beautiful after a fresh snowfall. There is a ton of fun to have outdoors in the snow.
Retire to a place where it doesn't snow?
I am retired, and the thought of living somewhere where there is no snow makes my head hurt.
Ungodly heat, humidity, hurricanes and tornadoes to the South and earthquakes to the West, no thanks.
Besides, with global warming, per global climate scientists, by 2100, scientists predict that the lower third of Florida could be completely submerged. The same rings true for other coastal places in the US and around the globe.
Most insurance companies have left, are leaving or perhaps will be leaving Florida. As of 3 January 2024, homeowner's insurance in Florida has increased 102% in the last three years. The average cost of home insurance in the Sunshine State in 2023 was about $6,000, the highest average premium in the U.S.
I did live in San Diego for a couple years and also one of the Chicago suburbs for a few years. San Diego was really nice. Chicago, was just okay.
I'm staying right here but thanks anyway.Howdy, folks, I got two more new testers mixed today.
One is from ELR for something like a commercial juice that I enjoy by Primitive Vapor called Berrymilk Pie.
(Berrymilk Pie 3 by juice junkie)
This recipe was among the first that I saved but I hadn't given it a mix until now.
The other one I cobbled together while looking at my ELR Flavor Stats page, sorted by most used flavors -
Topper • Soho, Hazelnut, Fr. Vanilla, Milk & Honey, Vienna Cream
Wishing you all safe travels
I've been here all my life and have no desire to move. I went to school in Springfield, Mass. where my Father worked. I was born in NH, we had a camp here. Then I married a NH guy. Was 17 when I left Springfield, my Mom passed away about 6 months before that.
Hey @gloopdegurp - Have you tried FLV Mild Tobacco? I got it a while back and forgot about it. Trying it now and really like it 
I was born and raised in WI. Honestly, I can't see ever living elsewhere. My wife (RIP) was born and raised here. Our best childhood and longtime close friend, my gal, who I suppose I could call my wife, is from Europe. She spent the majority of her life here. We like it here, roots, and well, our daughters and their spouses.
I just picked it up recently but haven't gotten it into a mix yet. I'm slowly accumulating the more popular Flavorah tobaccos.Hey @gloopdegurp - Have you tried FLV Mild Tobacco? I got it a while back and forgot about it. Trying it now and really like it
I just added Oriental to a small order that I placed this morning.
Do you have it in a mix or are you just testing it out?
Of course, when you're retired and it snows you don't have to do out
Don't forget our volcanoes!
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And it did in 1980, big boom...Mt St Helens. It was not fun being covered in gray ash that cut like a knife.Mountain go boom
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