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Wow! I am looking on my radar, and I see some areas that could get snow, but I have not seen a blizzard forecast. We have storms coming through Alabama tonight and tomorrow, too; but so far nothing that comes through here looks bad, although it looks like Mississippi could get hit with heavy storms. It is that time of year when you never know how bad they are going to be.I put a few things in the garage before the snow (blizzard?) that is supposed to come tonight. Then I did a couple of loads of laundry, loaded the dishwasher and took out the trash. I'm going to watch a podcast and read a bit.
Is your battery maintainer a float charger? I used to use one on my tractor battery in the winter as it doesn't get used as much then, but I have found that if my battery blanket is plugged in I don't need the charger, so I use it to maintain a charge on the small batteries--lawn mowers, etc.--that take out and store in the heated garage.Puttered indoors, minor cleaning, etc.
Then went out and hooked up a charger/maintainer to the car's battery. The battery is nearly 7 years old, even though a year ago it tested ok. However in the cold months I've been having to jump-start the car. I don't drive often enough, and only rarely over 30 miles these days. Add in all of the parasitic power loads on a modern vehicle and... well it just needs help.
Rather than betting on some long and pointless road trips to keep it charged I'll probably replace it next time I take it in. Then I can use the trickle-charger to help maintain its health and state-of-charge.
Good luck with the pulmonologist Yvonne!Today is bright and lots of sunshine, 67F right now, but supposed to be 74 for the high today, so I am hoping to go out in the back yard and catch some sunshine again today.
My cardiologist is sending me to a pulmonary specialist to see if it is something to do with my lungs why I am always so short of breath. Even when I was a kid, it seems like I was short of breath easily, and I have never been a smoker, although I have lived most of my life around people who did smoke.
I was very premature, so my lungs probably never completely developed like they should have. Anyway, hopefully, I will have more answers once i get back home this afternoon after seeing the pulmonary doctor.
I feel great, and walking much better, but even walking out to the truck has me huffing and puffing for air. My oxygen levels are all good, so it is not that.