Wow @TAB thats a mega bill. Yes they ripped out my meter when they installed aircon plus put in new things with the solar so its been monthly billing for a while now I've gone back to looking at my bill. I don't know how much solar is going to cover things. My bill was zero but I made Centrepay contributions in addition to having the solar panels. I sent you a screenshot of my usage - it was 1/2 as much for the previous month but did not seem to be reflected in $ savings. I was still coughing up money for electricity. I guess we'll see. Did see that windfarms were economic and financial fraud today. There is apparently intermittency when there is no wind and the taxpayer has to pay the cost when the turbines are not going around to generate electricity. Some commentators are saying the same about solar which has got me wondering.
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2023/11/12/europes-largest-wind-farm-facing-bankruptcy/
Saw these comments after the article, it was a good discussion:
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Good morning @TAB @Meowmy @tonys @StuF @Oaktree @Historylover @NatureLover
Its cooler outside today. My blood sugars are doing good this morning - 5.7 and that was after eating a healthy snack in the early hours. Will go for a walk today. Got to put the bins out tonight for tomorrows collection so will be cleaning the kitchen.
Watching a financial presentation from The Organic Prepper from the USA today and reading my Crypto book. Its from the "Dummies" collection and there was more in it than these free sensitive time window webinars that you watch at midnight that they eventually sell for a steep price. I'm loving this book its amazing. I don't know why I did not get it sooner. Got to read it through then re-read. So much better than signing up for pricey Crypto coaching. I was really offput by the sophistication of Crypto but now it seems as if its in reach to someone like me.
Bought some dirt cheap brand new jewellery from Salvos around the under $5 mark last week. I buy really cheap jewellery when the moon is void of course (between zodiac signs ie it is not in any sign eg it could be between leo and virgo but not in any sign as such) you always get a surprising bargain during a void of course moon when you buy something for an ultra low price. My earrings were brand new from Sportsgirl and my ring was used from Mimco but it fits my finger and will look great on. Reject Shops and $2 shops are always good to go to during a void of course moon - you end up getting a high quality item for nix. Your shopping experiences usually get generously rewarded, at least thats been my experience. You get amazing stuff at little cost. I always limit my purchases however to a few dollars that is what I've been told by astrologers.
Here's how you do it:
Table for void of course moons: https://mooncalendar.astro-seek.com/void-of-course-moon-astrology-online-calendar
Its set at Greenwich Mean Time GMT but you can adjust for your timezone by entering in your locality Where it says "Change to your local time zone".
eg. For Dec 1 the void of course moon in Greenwich Meantime started at 13:06pm (ie 1:06pm) and ended on the same day Dec 1 16:01pm (ie 4:01pm). If you were living at that locality it would be the perfect time to elect to buy dirt cheap goods
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