Episode 6 - Tee & Me Snowmaggedon

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Summary

In this episode, Dawn and Tee Gorham discuss their experiences being snowed in on their Tennessee homestead. They talk about the challenges of being stuck together 24/7 and the importance of having separate activities. They also provide an update on their pantry challenge and share their improvisation in cooking meals with limited ingredients. The couple discusses the difficulties of dealing with excess milk during the snowstorm and the importance of having a generator for power outages. They also talk about the need for chains on their vehicles for emergencies and the challenges of dealing with trolls on social media. The episode concludes with a discussion on food preservation and plans for homemade pizza night.

Takeaways

Being stuck together 24/7 can be challenging, and it's important to have separate activities and personal space.
During a snowstorm, improvisation in cooking meals with limited ingredients is necessary.
Having a generator is crucial for maintaining power during outages, especially for those on well water.
Being prepared for emergencies, such as having chains for vehicles, is important for safety.
Dealing with trolls on social media can be frustrating, but it's important to stay true to oneself and not let negativity affect you.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Topic
01:09 Snowed In
02:18 Stuck Together
03:05 Working Together
04:00 Pantry Challenge Update
05:18 Cooking Improvisation
06:12 Dealing with Excess Milk
07:10 Power Outage and Water Hauling
08:07 The Importance of a Generator
09:06 Preparing for Emergencies
09:59 Dealing with Illness
12:00 Dealing with Trolls
13:19 Designing Their Life Together
14:43 Prepping for Emergencies
16:33 The Need for Chains on vehicles
18:47 Legalizing Chains in Tennessee
20:14 Surviving the Snowstorm
21:39 Rip the Great Pyrenees
22:05 Food Preservation
23:56 Homemade Pizza Night
26:26 Uncertainty about Court Appearance in the snow
27:23 Upcoming Solo Show
28:17 Outro

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