Anyone going anywhere nice for their hols?

[d000hg]

No not yet. Hoping we might get back to LapLand late winter/early spring 2023. We have a long-running plan with friends to Christmas in Tenerife this year but I'm not very optimistic.

Paying my heating bills instead.

qh

The amount you save turning the heating off for a week will pay for a nice trip somewhere warm

[SueEllen]

No not yet. Hoping we might get back to LapLand late winter/early spring 2023. We have a long-running plan with friends to Christmas in Tenerife this year but I'm not very optimistic.



The amount you save turning the heating off for a week will pay for a nice trip somewhere warm

If he goes in winter he can then come home to burst pipes......

[d000hg]

If he goes in winter he can then come home to burst pipes......

Unlikely in our climate, maybe 2 or 3 days a year are cold enough. Set your heating to 5C.

[SueEllen]

Unlikely in our climate, maybe 2 or 3 days a year are cold enough. Set your heating to 5C.

But he's still paying for heating.

Mind you with the tulip show of the water company we have in my area your place will be flooded anyway because a pipe on the street will burst.

[Guy At Charnock Richard]

i'm off to tenerife in november with my partner, so excited!

I bet that's a great time of year to go. We always used to go to Lanzarote in February - so nice to escape the winter gloom

[d000hg]

But he's still paying for heating.

You're being a bit silly because your heating bill for 5C rather than 20C will be something like 90% reduced which in round numbers is 100%

But then that's your thing

[NotAllThere]

You're being a bit silly because your heating bill for 5C rather than 20C will be something like 90% reduced which in round numbers is 100%

But then that's your thing

In very round numbers it's 0. You don't get rounder than that.

[_V_]

Might take a short break in the presidential suite. https://www.royalcaribbean.com/ultimate-world-cruise/