


It's been a normal Monday. I did some cleaning, made and few phone calls, and still need to wash dishes and iron. I'm trying to keep my distance from N since I think I am coming down with a cold of some sort. He's not quite understanding my reasoning on this, but mother knows best, right? I'm trying to get a couple of the other rooms in the house picture worthy. Once they're there, I'll post what the rest of our house looks like.
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MLGW suggests setting the thermostat at 78 degrees in the summer and 68 in the winter.
what's MLGW?
Your house and yard look great. We keep our AC around 75, although it cannot keep up in the afternoon these days. A programmable thermostat is a good investment. As long as you are not sneezing or coughing on Nate he will be fine having contact with you. Just wash your hands a lot. Love ya- Ginny
We keep ours at 78 but we keep the fans on too. By the way - I like how the furniture is arranged. It looks good. Yard looks great too. I want a tree :)
No higher than 72 degrees, please. That's why they call it "room temperature".
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