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I've run into this lately, not sure what the deal is?
All I ever get are comments of envy. Not just on the savings by heating with wood, but most everyone have experienced being in a home heated with wood at one time or another and enjoyed the warm comforting heat of a wood stove or fireplace. When the find out that that's all we use to heat the house they are even more impressed.
Right on DZ NO shortage of lazies out there. THe fatter they get, the slower they move.Just ask to see their gas bills.....then show them yours. Haha...People today are lazy and too reliant on the push of a button or the click of a switch. The good thing for us is...the less folks who do burn just means more wood for us to burn...
The good thing for us is...the less folks who do burn just means more wood for us to burn...
Wood burning stoves are not just for "poor folks" Check out the thread here on heart "who are you and what do you do" Most of us are very accomplished people with higher than average incomes. And ambition.
Yup same reason i dont pay $100+ a month for Cable TVExactly. I don't burn because I can't afford it...I do it because I don't LIKE TO afford it...among other reasons.
I'm even impressed with that one,,,,,I wish I could heat our water with wood.Yes, I get that as well. Especially when I tell them I heat the house, the garage, and all our hot water with wood. They say, "Really, your water too?" Yes, our hot water too.![]()
I wish i could generate my own electric with wood. THen id buy a GM volt and do my driving on wood as well.I'm even impressed with that one,,,,,I wish I could heat our water with wood.
One of my friends is a surgeon and a fellow wood burner, its amazing to see a guy in his income bracket out in the woods cutting trees. HE also has gas heat in his house but prefers to provide his own heat source. Very self sufficient fellow.
I told him the same at times,some people are just stubborn and self sufficient at the same time. Some people are just not wired to set around or play golf,they need to get their hands dirty.I'm not sure it's that prudent for a fellow who makes lots of money with his hands to put that in jeopardy. Not being in that position, it's hard for me to pass judgement.
Aren't there clauses, though, in athlete's contracts barring certain off-season activities?
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