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Yourbubblestink t1_j1nzlts wrote

Efficiency Maine offers a number of incentives to homeowners, including direct rebates for things like insulation. There’s one between now and December 31st that will reimburse you for up to $100 in insulation. That’s just a complete gift, but they offer other kinds of incentive throughout the year of the larger scale.

If you’re new to the house plan to spend a few hundred dollars insulating and caulking. The FLIR camera is a great idea. An infrared point at it thermometer that cost about 20 bucks on Amazon is also how much cheaper solution.

Lastly heat is a major annual expense in Maine. Get in the habit including it in your monthly budget so you are saving for heat in July. That way you feel it less during heating season when you are spending down your credit.

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Yourbubblestink t1_j14sh60 wrote

You can go every day or every hour if you like. Each meeting is different, most folks go ti a few different ones and think of one of them as their home group. In early recovery looking for ‘open’ meetings (anyone can attend) and Discussion groups (more stories less focus on the 12 step Big book).

Maybe find a sponsor, don’t worry about judgment - everyone there is past that already.

Don’t get stuck on the higher power concept if you are not spiritual. Think of it as the thing that is driving you to find sobriety.

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Yourbubblestink t1_j11uk7n wrote

Just finished the Harry and Megan reality show. Im really looking forward to next installment which will center around the upcoming failure of their marriage and their subsequent and ugly divorce.

That should come out sometime after Harry grows/wakes up and realizes that he got played - she stole the Crown Jewels

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Yourbubblestink t1_iyk8cvn wrote

NH is MUCH more influenced by Mass/Boston than Maine is. More rat-race. More money. More conservative and uptight.

Vermont is rural, small, towns of people that know each other. It's more liberal and isolated from the drama of the rest of New England in a way similar to central and northern Maine, but small towns can still be trumpy. But the landscape there is hilly and different, so it hits different. Much less rat race than NH, less money and more poverty in small towns, much more liberal and laid back.

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