Aw I'm sorry! That's the worst. I hope they're able to quick it fix it quicker than they think. I feel like the usually over estimate the time that way you're impressed when it doesn't take as long.
Oh my goodness I am so sorry! Hang in there! Can you take your LO out somewhere where it's warm for a bit? A mall or a friends house? The boiler in our building went out a few weeks ago and our apartment got down to 56 degrees so I feel your pain. LO slept in bed with us and I dressed her ridiculously warm, but I still felt terrible that she was cold. Good luck!!
Oh my goodness I am so sorry! Hang in there! Can you take your LO out somewhere where it's warm for a bit? A mall or a friends house? The boiler in our building went out a few weeks ago and our apartment got down to 56 degrees so I feel your pain. LO slept in bed with us and I dressed her ridiculously warm, but I still felt terrible that she was cold. Good luck!!
We actually already had plans to meet Mamasaurus and Babysaurus at the mall today for lunch, so we'll be someplace warm for a bit this afternoon
Awww man. That sucks. I'm so sorry Chels. Would a space heater or portable radiator help any?
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We were thinking of getting a space heater or two, but it will be fixed by tomorrow afternoon, so I'm not sure if we would. Ehh, I don't know, but it would probably be something good to have though!
I have a little space heater in my office from Home Depot. It's really good and only cost about $30. I've even used it in my bedroom during really cold nights. I didn't sleep with it on, though. I just warmed up the room before going to bed.
That sucks! Can you see if they will loan you space heaters? Our furnace broke last month and the local installer company loaned us 5 space heaters that we ran during the day.
Post by mikehoncho on Jan 10, 2013 12:27:59 GMT -5
Yuck, that sucks! I say you should definitely get a space heater or two. We have one for emergencies like that and we end up using it way more than I thought we would.
Aw Chels, that sucks. Our heat broke in December too. We survived by using the fireplace and hanging at my parents' house. Fortunately we didn't have to replace the furnace though. Boo for big house expenses.