It's a weird consistency. My father used to get up before dawn, he used to run a country pub on his own, it's a job of a million tiny tasks, and often I was with him. He was always unfreezing things, and fighting frozen locks, beating up boilers and water distillers, moving frozen puddles, thawing the milk and bottled drinks deliveries,unblocking frozen drains and guttering, shaving the ice off windows. Lighting recalcitrant wood.
Now on my cold hill, I do much of that.
@lhgmk2
Not so weird, actually. It's how the whole thing works when you stick to the routine you learned. Snags in the system were worked out before you learned the routine.
There's always a chance that you could manage to do something a little different that would improve the operration, but there's a bigger chance that when you do something different, you throw the whole operation into a cocked hat. 😉
