rockSlayer

This is a good basic starter, but there's so much more that can be done for efficiency and further reducing your impact while owning a house. These are a few off the top of my head:

• Installing high efficiency windows and doors
• Keep/add the mud room
• Add better insulation
• If you're in the middle of a remodel, check for water distribution efficiency
• Grow a small hydroponic garden for your most commonly eaten veggies
• They're currently pretty rare, but adding a recycling water shower
• Battery assisted fridges and stoves (there's a healthy dose of nuance between this and home battery backups)
• Form a community microgrid

To me, that sounds like you need to take the time to do your home projects first and then take the vacation. I don't know what would work best for you, but for me it would be taking another 6 week break. I'd spend the first 3 weeks doing the home tasks, and the next 3 on the vacation

You should try it, long vacations are awesome

That means your vacations aren't long enough. I tend to start getting the feeling of wanting to be productive about 2.5 weeks into any long vacation. Start with 3 weeks and then take off even more next time if it didn't work

They have a debian based version, it's pretty awesome. It's still a beta fork atm, but it's rock solid so far

Factory farming should be banned. Food is not worth that cruelty, even if the fires have nothing to do with the farm itself.

Having lived in a house with radiators, bleeding registers is like a once every 5 years type of task. There's a much larger leak in the system, you should talk to your apartment manager.

I have a friend that likes it well done. I cook it to medium well because I love them

Nice, corner office with a parking spot

They won't realize it unless someone helps them understand. Start with organizing a union

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