- On Monday the roofers came in and swapped out our box/turtle vents with turbine vents. This was done to increase the ventilation in our attic (to reduce condensation) and to prevent the sucking of snow into the attic. The snow and condensation was staining our ceiling in several rooms. The roofers also vented the bathroom fans to the outside as they should have been from the beginning. The builder had just vented the bathrooms into the attic.
While doing the work the roofers pointed out that the baffles that ensure proper airflow from the soffit vents into the attic were not installed correctly. They will be back in April (when workers return after taking off the winter season) to evaluate/fix these air flow issues. This will result in a bill between $2K and $4K depending on what they find when they tear off part of the roof. *sigh* - Geek Talk Warning: For years I've been using GoDaddy as my domain registrar for Homers Travels. This week I learned that GoDaddy had discovered a multi-year hack of their system. While this only seems to affect websites hosted by GoDaddy and I only use their Domain Name registration, I decided to play it safe and moved my registration over to Google Domains instead. I suspect you, the consumer of Homer's Travels, will not notice anything. Carry on.
- Walking was a bit chaotic this week. Due to several factors beyond my control I only managed two hikes this week - one short and one long. I ended up walking 15 miles (24 km). The longer hike, over 10 miles (16 km) felt very good so I think I can push longer miles. I don't expect any interruptions to my walking schedule this coming week so it will be interesting how my body handles longer miles.
A pair of signs that made me smile. - Saw my first Robin last week. This, and the more spring-like temperatures in the forecast, seem to be hinting at an early Spring. Our snow is almost all gone (we didn't get anything more than a trace from the storm that came through Wednesday night). We only have rain coming this week. Yay.
Sunday, February 26, 2023
Weekly Ephemera #45
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