Posted by SweetFeet on November 15, 2018 at 07:19:59 from (70.35.102.196):
In Reply to: Electricity Power Off posted by 37chief on November 14, 2018 at 20:44:12:
Three days without power... two different times.
Once was a power company issue like a transformer (thank you, Mr. Squirrel). LOL We saw that neighbors had power on evening two - so called the power company in the morning and asked what was going on. Informed them our freezer stuff was thawing. They came out with a generator post-haste. Turns out they THOUGHT our power had also been restored the previous day... but we are on the tail end of a line and somehow they missed it.
The second time was the great ice storm on Halloween of '91. For that one we took our toddler daughter and went and crashed at my in-laws since they had a wood stove. We crashed on their hide-a-bed in their living room... three feet from the woodstove (now that was toasty).
During another ice storm, we kept our power... so we ended up with 4 house guests for 3 days. That got to be a bit long - you know that saying about fish or company after 3 days. LOL!
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