When we bought our house, there was a ceiling fan in the dining room. Since then, we have put another in the living room (wiring that one was a real pain) and a third one in the bedroom, as there is no outlet for heat or a/c. Yep, they really make a difference.
I had two ceiling fans put in the house not long after I moved here - one in the living room and one in my bedroom. They just make a huge difference in comfort level.
From the fall you had just a couple of weeks ago? You said you were fine- naughty girl!You already know to be extra careful after suffering a concussion so I won't preach but I will pray you recover very quickly---- take it easy,,you're always on the go,slow down a little please(I should take my own advice- rofl)
Quite a few years ago, a black bear 'invaded' the suburbs around Buffalo. It was seen off and on for more than a week before wandering off to wherever. It is possible that Mama Bear kicked her grown cub out, and now it's looking for a suitable area to call its own. Once, bears were confined, more or less, to those counties bordering Pennsylvania, but their territory has been expanding as the bear population has been increasing, and they have been seen in all the counties of WNY.
And unfortunately and stupidly,people feed them!
Yes, people do stupid things where bears are concerned. An uncle had a lakeside cabin in the Adirondacks, and back in the 60s we would spend a week there during the summer. One of the sources of 'entertainment' was going to the town dump near sunset to watch the bears come out. One time, some idiot tried to put his kid on the back of one so he could get a picture of it. Eventually, the town fenced off the dump, with a locked gate to keep people out. I think that was a demonstration of the Disney Effect, where they think that all animals are friendly.......except that that ain't necessarily so. Black bears are documented to have killed and eaten people. In New Jersey, one broke into an elderly woman's home and killed her some years ago.
Yep- black bears are no joke- when we used to trailer to PA to trail ride in the woods wed see many- slowly back away and then let er rip,get outta dodge fast---- one time a huge mama bear grabbed one of the horses from behind,she was getting kicked real good but it was only making her madder .... we didn't want to shoot her because of the cubs so we all charged the bear to run her off - that is the willing horses,some were terrified
Fortunately for the idiot and his kid, the bear backed off. It was a big one, too- I would guesstimate around 250-300 pounds- big enough to ruin that guy's whole day if it was so inclined.
That's just beyond stupid and a good size bear- that guy should've gotten a good slap into next week by that bear....he'd learn its no Winnie the pooh or Ted
But it seems like the people who need to hear it don't get it.
just pull the person aside and tell them right to their face to "MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS" KEEP YOUR NOSE OUTTA MY BUSINESS" some times people just dont get it unless you tell them directlyWhats a polite way to tell people to mind their own business. I mean like even family.
I said redirect when possible but sometimes that's difficult to do. I'd like to say posting a vague, passive-aggressive statement on Facebook from time to time is not a bad idea either.
Silence, or a “thanks for the input“.Whats a polite way to tell people to mind their own business. I mean like even family.
I said redirect when possible but sometimes that's difficult to do. I'd like to say posting a vague, passive-aggressive statement on Facebook from time to time is not a bad idea either.
If you want polite, don't ask me, as I don't do polite when it comes to people interjecting themselves into my business. In fact, I can get downright hostile. Verbally, anyway.Whats a polite way to tell people to mind their own business. I mean like even family.
I said redirect when possible but sometimes that's difficult to do. I'd like to say posting a vague, passive-aggressive statement on Facebook from time to time is not a bad idea either.
