Finally, my heating and cooling specialist sat me down last month and told me it was time to replace it
I get too attached to things. Whether we’re talking about people, places, or items, I tend to form an emotional connection that I cannot let go of. I become so enmeshed with my surroundings and belongings that it hurts me to do away with them. I know that this isn’t always a good way to live, because it’s hard to get rid of things that need being disposed of. For instance, I enjoyed an old vehicle that I repaired dozens of times. It finally died at over 350,000 miles. It would have been cheaper to buy an up-to-date vehicle several years earlier; this would’ve been cheaper than the repairs. The same thing just happened with my indoor heating, cooling, and ventilation system. Moving into this home, I had to buy a central heating and cooling system. It was the first time that I bought my own indoor temperature control system. I was proud of my purchase. I was emotionally connected to the temperature control equipment because it signified maturity and independence. Over the years, the heating and cooling setup started to fail. I was always calling the local heating and cooling professional service shop for emergency problems with my indoor temperature control. However, I could not bring myself to update the heating, ventilation and cooling system. I poured thousands of dollars into that Central Heating and Cooling program over the years. Finally, my heating and cooling specialist sat me down last month and told me it was time to replace it. I had to say goodbye to my old heating, ventilation and cooling plan, but I’ll be getting a new A/C and heating system. It will last for many years.