Is the problem the battery or that it's too cold? In Wyoming, we have tank heaters on our cars and we plug them in overnight so the car will start up the next morning. Do you not have those on vehicles in NJ? It's just a plug for an electrical outlet at the front of your car/truck. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block_heater
I've only heard of them for deisels. It's not supposed to be anywhere near this cold on the coast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It sounds familiar. NJ probably has it. We are like all the surrounding states....experiencing single digit temps at night and in the teens today. The 5 day forecast is much more favorable.
Seems like once or twice a year NJ has a day or two like this. As long as its not a regular thing I guess we can just spend 36 hours imagining what it would be like to spend winter in Florida or Phoenix AZ.
It was a team we had competed against in the past. They are based out of Virginia. They were headed to a different competition. I don’t know if it was weather related or not. I tried looking and found nothing so far. I know that all the girls from the cheer teams at our gym are going to be making cards. Such a tragedy.
He told me he would rather have someone else fix it this time. He thinks the upper panel needs to be replaced.
That totally stinks! I would complain.
Although I don't have any kids, I can appreciate your concern. I'm sure it's entirely different when you're actually a parent. Part of what I wonder is if it's worse now than years ago, when I walked to school starting at the age of 5, and up through grade school. (High school was much father away, and took a school bus to that.) With so much access to instant news now, we hear more stories involving kids. So, I've wondered if it was any safer back when I was a kid, or if (more or less) the same amount of incidents happened (but we didn't hear about all of them on TV or radio, for example) when we were growing up.
(Side note: we used to just "free range" all over the town, when we went out to play! Sometimes I hung out with one of my brothers, and we covered miles in our adventures--at least we thought they were big adventures!)
I made fried egg sandwiches
So long, 3-day weekend . . .
