Will,
Our problem here in Texas is somewhat different as air conditioning is
what is needed 10 months of the year for those who have not acclimatized.
Seems to me that Mr. Wallace may be on the right track, wood heat. Bob
Noguria's garage is a well organized, bright and comfortable except that
it lacks a fireplace and a leather couch. I use bob's as an example
because it is always usable whereas mine is sort of like Fibber McGee's
closet. So a really nice fireplace may be the answer. Otherwise you
might just bring the Morgan into the house for the spell of cool weather.
As to the seasons we sort of have two, summer and not summer.
Chuck Harris
On Fri, 07 Nov 1997 14:09:06 -0500 William Zehring <zehrinwa@UMDNJ.EDU>
writes:
>Dear Mog-o-philes:
>
>Sorry, not much mog content here but I thought I'd ask you folks 'cuz
>I
>figure someone might have a good suggestion, and its FOR the mog
>afterall,
>so its worth it (!). As the old poem once said, spring has sprung,
>fall
>has fell, winter's here and its as cold as... Well, not quite yet,
>but I'm
>pondering the purchase of a heater for my garage and am stuck between
>two
>options; kerosene and propane. Any comments? I'm leaning towards
>propane.
> Electic is just too $$$, isn't it?
>
>My appologies for the lack of mog content but then, after the recent
>spate
>of religion we've gotten I thought some simple organic chemistry would
>clear the mind.
>
>have a warm dry weekend (if you don't live in NJ):
>
>WZ
>
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