Got my stimulus check last night.
Probably right, mine is in a couple weeks, it will probably be gone before then. Our utility bills will be crazy after the -13 weather.My birthday is not until October. I don't think you're going to have any left.![]()
We have natural gas. Varies between $23 in the summer (water heater) To $125. in the winter. Considering this is an old farmhouse built in 1910, it is not hard to heat. Our other house cost about $400 a month in the winter. Our electricity is on level pay, about $145 a month year round.What's your heat source?
I had my electric changed to equal monthly payments. I used to like cheap summer bills. Now I like cheaper winter bills.
Gas is $3.89, in the land of libs and lazy's.
I went to the store yesterday bought some plumbing lines for the bathroom faucet and I ate some cookies. You win this round Rusty, but you just wait. So far today I'm off to a running start. Coffee and cookies so far and the day is only half over.Typical day for me. Went to bank, to Walmart and pharmacy. When I got home I did dishes, checked the tires on my car. Charged the battery on the other car. Made sure my van would start. Built a set of shelves and hung them in the office. Took the dog out 3 times. Put wiper blades on my car. Helped cook, my wife is having back problems. Put cartridges in the printer. Cleaned the shop. Typical day for a retired guy. Oh, worked on a computer too.
Same here at a Fred Meyers station. Across the streetat Chevron, it's $3.20$3.10 here in Lancaster, Pa. More people driving is a good thing. A year ago, you could go out on any highway at 5 in the afternoon and wonder where the rush hour is. Roads are packed and this is farm country. I'll just blame this on demand as a leading factor in an improving economy.
Compared to Europe this is still cheap.