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Had a lovely time last night with Danielle. It's been a while since we've actually had a chance to hang out. We made dinner (marinara sauce with garlic, asparagus flowers, zucchini, and turkey meatballs on pumpkin ravioli) amazing! We just hung out, watched a little Kid Nation, and talked. It's a little surreal when we talk about the future,
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1. (This is based on the assumption that you live in the house that the Google suggests you do - circa 1920, behind the one story store covered in Formstone) With old double hung windows, a lot of cold air can come in through the boxes the weights travel up and down in. If you feel like spending money (and I'm sure you don't), there are wire springs that you can use to replace them and then fill the boxes with insulation, yet still be able to operate the windows. If you only feel like spending a little bit of money, you can put insulation in the boxes of the windows that you don't open, which should cut down on drafts. If you actually feel like doing any of this, I can surely find you diagrams.
2. Once Audrey and I have our farm in Ohio, you can come over and have as much yummy food as you want.
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