Oh No.... you're working on your computer again?

There goes the power grid.

I'll get the generator warmed up.

gg,
Working on the Gateway. The fan bracket (plastic) broke and the cooler and fan were bouncing around inside which caused the system to shutdown less than gracefully.
Had to go through a recovery process to get Windows running.
Then removed the firewall and a/v programs (they were very confused by the unannounced shutdown).
Reinstalled the a/v software, windows update and voila!
Left out the firewall because I don't think I need it behind a NAT router and Windows firewall.

lm,
We have a TV show similar to your "last winter in Denmark" video, it is Ice Road Truckers.
I was born and raised in upstate NY where snow was measured in feet not inches.
Decided that living in winter conditions was not for me so I moved to Florida.
Don't regret it.
However, Florida only has two seasons; hot and hotter so I moved a little north to get the four seasons.
If you choose to live above the Arctic Circle, the 10 degree centigrade isotherm, and the tree line you are much heartier than I.
Winter weather? No thanks, I will keep my southern climate.

lm,
In the northeast portion of peachy Georgia, which is just a little north of Florida.
(In all honesty South Carolina grows more peaches.)

Ornamental flowering almonds do well here but California is the almond grower.
http://www.agclassroom.org/kids/stats/georgia.pdf
The ski resort at Sky Valley, GA closed in 2004 because somebody sent all of the snow to Denmark.
Now it is just a quaint little village with a golf course.

Did you ever have visitors come "until we can get on our feet" and stay 6 years 9 months?
Worse yet there is no end in sight.
If I ever allow someone to stay in my home until they can get on their feet -- I would want to be hit by a meteor the size of a car, any car but preferably an SUV.
And the meteor should be traveling at no less than 22,000 MPH.