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Glad to hear that your friend's progress has been, apparently, positive. The continued medical attention appears to be necessary to a path of recovery. The side effects of covid may last awhile, but hears hoping that the duration is shorter rather than longer. I hope for continued positive progress.

Gary's home. Still on oxygen and lots of meds. He says he is still really sick but getting better. He has lost 22 pounds since getting this virus. No taste. No smell. Joint aches and muscle aches like he has been beat up every day. He said he thought he was tough enough to easily beat this but now admits he was wrong.

I'm attaching photos of my '89 Reatta that were taken by my insurance agent when submitting to American Collectors for a quote. The photos are in pdf format, and I don't know how, or if, they can be viewed within this post. I assume, that anyone that would like to view the photos must download the link below and view them in their own folder. Sorry if this doesn't work. Reatta Photos.pdf

After the experience of a slow burn and "last all night" in the free standing wood-burner, I hated to see the wood in the fireplace burn up so rapidly, so until I had the conversion, I bet I didn't use the fireplace for quite a number of years. I use the fireplace more now that its been converted to LP, but like you, I still use it somewhat infrequently. The ceiling cable heat must have been a temporary trend back in the 70's. A year or so ago, I had a young technician from our rural electric cooperative stop in for a check of our circuit breakers, and a discussion of one thing leading to the next, and the ceiling cable heat came up - he didn't know that it existed! Whole house In-floor radiant heat is usually 1/2" to 3/4" tubing filled with a water based material and heated and circulated with a pump. The heat source is still either oil or electric. I didn't mention above that I also had installed electric radiant floor heating under the ceramic tile in our kitchen. That is also via electric cable or wires.