4/7/26 - Meals
By LindaOH
@LindaOHio (218418)
United States
April 8, 2026 3:37am CST
Today someone is coming to do maintenance on my standby generator. It's expensive; but I want to make sure I have AC this summer. I have a feeling that it's going to be a scorcher of a summer and filled with strong storms..
With the cease-fire deal, oil prices have dropped below $100. I wonder if we will see the difference at the pumps?
Breakfast - Low salt nuts
Lunch - Meals on Wheels - Hamburger, potato wedges, baked beans, fruit cocktail
Dessert/Snack - Nuts
Dinner - Turkey/vegan cheese sandwich, potato poppables, cherries
What did you eat yesterday?
Photo Credit: Pixabay
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7 responses
@LindaOHio (218418)
• United States
4h
Yes, if we get some strong storms and the power goes out, I want to make sure I still have my AC.
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@AmbiePam (116943)
• United States
3h
@LindaOHio A couple of years ago my air conditioner was broken for 16 days in May. Oklahoma gets hot in April. By the third day the air was broken, I would wake up in the middle of the night and pour rivulets of bottled water over my head. So I completely understand.
@DaddyEvil (171410)
• United States
4h
Gas prices here jumped yesterday just before closing at the local stations. It went from $3.27 to $3.50. I still have 3/4 of a tank and don't want to pay higher prices.
I ate a red plum and an apple for breakfast, ate a bowl of rotini noodles with ground beef for lunch and had a grilled Cheddar cheese on sourdough bread for supper last night. 
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@DaddyEvil (171410)
• United States
4h
@LindaOHio I hope so, too, even if Pretty is the one paying for the gas now.
@lovebuglena (50842)
• Staten Island, New York
1h
Definitely need that AC working in the summer. I hope it is not a scorcher.
@LooeyVille (37)
• United States
2h
Hubby and I have contracted two home repair/remodel deals this Spring. One is for installation of plantation shutters throughout the house. That was roughly $4500. Then we've also agreed to have our garage floor recoated and repaired and cleaned with polyurea coating and that was roughly $3,000. That's a lot for us - $7500 but they're both permanent lifetime things that'll never have to be done again. And we needed the upgrades after 12 years here. But we HATE spending money.
@JudyEv (376793)
• Rockingham, Australia
3h
We will need to fill up tomorrow when we head south. I'm wondering what price we'll need to pay.
