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Electric blankets are perfectly safe as long as they are used correctly.
Usually they are put on before you get into the bed to warm it up before you get into the bed. They don’t stay on all night.
It’s a similar principle to heated car seats. Cheaper and more efficient to heat the person than to heat the room.

It will set pretty chilly in winter in our house. We keep the heating low when it eventually goes on.
 
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But...part of me resists. One factor I wonder and worry about are the possible health impacts of electric blankets. I wonder if EMF could be a problem...
I grew being told in no uncertain terms never to drink water from the hot tap, chopper push bikes were lethal (that tiny front wheel) and that no matter how cosy it might seem an electric blanket will inevitably burst into flames at some point while you're sleeping under it...
 
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What time to leave in the morning for a 7:15 flight is on my mind.
45 minutes to an hour for the drive there.
15 minutes to park and walk to the terminal.
Probably leave around 4:30 latest. Not a good way to start a work trip.
I’ll be back Monday.
 
What time to leave in the morning for a 7:15 flight is on my mind.
45 minutes to an hour for the drive there.
15 minutes to park and walk to the terminal.
Probably leave around 4:30 latest. Not a good way to start a work trip.
I’ll be back Monday.
I hear you, work travel can be a PIA - take care and safe trip.
 
Just became exclusive with the girl I've been seeing over the last few months. It was a little tumultuous as the start, but it's already proving to be the most rewarding relationship I've ever had. She is really special.

I have planned a little up-island get away for us next week to a place she her father used to take her camping as a kid. She used to go up with babybottle pops and listen to her nsync CD, so I've got a couple of her favorite flavours and all of her favorite NSYNC songs set in a Spotify playlist. I'm taking her to the EXACT spot (C32) that she used to stay in as a kid with her father and brother. Can't wait to see her face.
 
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Just became exclusive with the girl I've been seeing over the last few months. It was a little tumultuous as the start, but it's already proving to be the most rewarding relationship I've ever had. She is really special.

I have planned a little up-island get away for us next week to a place she her father used to take her camping as a kid. She used to go up with babybottle pops and listen to her nsync CD, so I've got a couple of her favorite flavours and all of her favorite NSYNC songs set in a Spotify playlist. I'm taking her to the EXACT spot (C32) that she used to stay in as a kid with her father and brother. Can't wait to see her face.
I’ve never really understood the exclusive not exclusive thing. When I was dating last century things were very different. So glad I’m not now. I have no idea about the etiquette.

Anyway enjoy your trip.
 
I’ve never really understood the exclusive not exclusive thing. When I was dating last century things were very different. So glad I’m not now. I have no idea about the etiquette.

Anyway enjoy your trip.
I hate modern dating. It sucks in every way, consider yourself lucky.

And thank you!
 
Never been in a relationship, so never been dating. At this point that's lowest on my list of priorities.
I wouldn't recommend it. It's a lot of work and compromise. When I met Angelle, I wasn't even dating.. no tinder, no bumble, hinge, nothing. I was just working on myself, but as we started talking I fell almost instantly. I think that's the best way to do it.
 
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