Thanks. Yes, burst pipes are no fun (and $$).

Griffith
D.C.. (202) 225-3861
Abingdon (276) 525-1405
Christiansburg: 540-381-5671
Cline
D.C. (202) 225-5431
Winchester: (540) 546-0876
Harrisonburg: (540) 432-2391
Staunton: (540) 885-3861
Roanoke: (540) 857-2672

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Wittmann:
Washington, D.C. Office: (202) 225-4261
Glen Allen Office: (804) 401-4120
Yorktown Office: (757) 527-6270

Kiggans
D.C.: (202) 225-4215
Va. Beach (757) 374-7650
Suffolk 757-942-6050

McGuire
Washington, D.C. (202) 225-4711
Goochland (804) 708-6025
Lynchburg (434) 791-2596

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You are a champion.

This is always the right answer. Although anything that is a butter-delivery vehicle is also the right answer.

Gorgonzola.

@markwarner.bsky.social @kaine.senate.gov

This is excellent. He's one of my sens, so I'll call his office Monday to support him.

We've got a shutoff valve to the hose on the pipe in the basement, so I'll go ahead and close that. Thanks -- this is very helpful.

Yes, generally we're fine, but we are gonna get really cold (well below 15 degrees a few nights) plus it's a 1922 house, so it's wonderful but not great insulation. Thanks again -- 'preciate the advice/knowledge.

Thanks! And yes, def would prefer somewhat higher water bill to pipes bursting.

All faucets? I've done the ones downstairs, but not the ones upstairs and not hose faucet outside. Should I set those to drip also?

I have a friend in Mpls. who's Asian American (born here) and he is now carrying around his passport because he no longer feels safe.
This is horrifying.

FWIW, here are the 7 Dems who voted yes:
Henry Cuellar (Texas), Jared Golden (Maine), Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (Wash.), Laura Gillen (N.Y.), Don Davis (N.C.), Tom Suozzi (N.Y.) and Vicente Gonzalez (Texas).

Proceed as you see fit.

I'm already working on Whiskey Thursday.