Keep DO in mind as well as heat. You can take some water out in a glass and pour it back in from a good height. Do that a few times every few hours.

I'm not a lawyer or a doctor, but I bet the answer is...it depends on the circumstances.

They've been making them longer than cars!

It's on you, but call and ask your insurance if you have coverage. A few of them out there will replace your window without a deductible.

Within the first week of moving in, go knock on your neighbors door and introduce yourself.

Join a club or group. I just took a quick look and the Library has some like book clubs, cookbook club (this actually sounds fun, cookie swap this week!), genealogy group and others. There are also adult league sports. Basketball, volleyball, curling, soccer and others I'm sure.

Finally you have the old go to a coffee shop and hang out regularly, but you have to actually talk to people.

Some cultural points to consider....life is slower here. People drive slower, the check out lines move slower, and people are generally just not in a hurry. It takes some getting use to but it's nice...I find myself driving under the speed limit now too.

People are not flashy and no one gives a shit about designer clothes, watches etc. The wealthiest guy I know drives an F-250 and wears flannel shirts in business meetings.

Did your chipmunk wheel generator break?

Did you switch insurance companies? If so you need to provide PennDot with proof of insurance.

Just be aware that towns in New Hampshire have much of the power that counties do in the rest of the country. Everywhere is part of a town. So you might have vastly different zoning, taxes, and as others have mentioned, schools than folks in the next town over. And I do mean vastly different. The town next to us doesn't allow cable or fiber internet because it would "change the character of the town" .

Be careful with those, they are super dangerous! If you use them too long it does something to the starch and makes gummy potatoes. Really dangerous, use with caution.

Edit: /s since that apparently wasn't evident

Sure. When I'm dead.

Hide from people until I die then donate it to the Forest Society.

No. But it's a fun exercise. I'm taking the 930MM payout and after taxes your looking at pocketing 530MM. I'm skipping the annuity because I don't trust the government told hold nearly a Billion dollars of my money for 30 years. I'm taking 15MM and setting up a 30 year annuity for my parents and another 15MM in a 50 year annuity for the rest of my family to be administered by a arbitrator. I'd probably do 25MM in a 50 year for myself. So that leaves 475MM to try and convince the Blue Mountain Forest Association to sell me Corbins Park.

You could see (tomatoe) greenhouse lights in Iceland like an hour away from the facility.

Go birding. Tons of apps that make it a lot easier to figure out this little sparrow from that little sparrow.

Yea I guess I didn't specify that this was a PA Ezpass but the issue was with New Hampshire. I didn't realize they were actually different entities with the same name....not sure how that all works.

Those assholes tried to charge me $104, $100 of which were fees because it didn't read my transponder and I didn't have the plate linked to the account. One notice received in the mail. Only after I threatened to involve my state rep did they "waive" the fee and charged me the $4 they should have.

I'm going to guess creatine and protein powder based solely on the name. /s

You can get custom posted signs, just make one that says no ATV/UTVs. I'm wondering if your drive is a trail on some maps. Alot of these maps use AI to generate the maps and they make mistakes.

Who cooks for you?

Probably the only thing Marco and I agree on.

Reply hazy, try again.

Too warm out to donate the meat and no need to crack open the vertebrae to check for CWD like deer.

https://www.des.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt341/files/documents/Env-A%201200.pdf

Oh that's good. Haha.

Find your congressional representative's office and write them an email explaining the situation. Their job is to help people in situations like this.

One email might not work, call and write until you get someone's attention. Be respectful but very clear about the situation and what you are asking for. You explained it pretty well here, but start with you need help obtaining a SS card.

You'd be amazed how much red tape can disappear with a call from a congressional office.