Sprankles but admittedly I’m a transplant from the South.

My daughter lives in Dublin and hers has been off since 3.

I was told they call that slice of heaven a snow belt. I hate belts.

What looks like white fluffy snow here in Keene turns to heavy slush once it hits the ground. No power loss and looks to be maybe 2-3 inches accumulated so far.

Whew, I did it right then!

I LOVE the sopes!!! My favorite. So what’s the proper way?

El Rincon has pretty solid everything! Five stars.

If any of your water lines run remotely close to the exterior of the house or are in areas that can get cold and are not insulated leave a small stream of water dripping, so your lines don’t freeze. If it’s a Kitchen faucet with cabinets underneath leave the cabinet doors open, so heat from the room will help permeate the cold area.

Unrelated to extreme cold, but related to winter: learn about roof raking. And ice dams. I had leaks into the interior of the house from ice dams my first winter here because growing up in the South I never heard of such things.

Try Pinardville or Goffstown. Cheaper than Manch but close.

Because we locals can’t afford places to live due (in part) to the scenario described.

here’s what I see on DoorDash

It may be a special. I order it via DoorDash once a month or so.

Yahso Jamaican in Keene has some amazing fried chicken. Not near Newmarket tho.

Aldi but they don’t have EVERYthing. market basket for everything else and produce.