Comments on: Good News: Gas Prices Will Continue to Rise

By: solarpanelsforsale

solarpanelsforsale — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 04:50:49 +0000

Unfortunately, you are correct. I think the only way everyone is going to change is to due to high prices. Even in the last years, car companies are starting to focus on MPG and smaller size rather than performance and how much you can fit into a car.

By: Nicholas

Nicholas — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 08:47:46 +0000

It's a good thing if you own some oil futures or invested in an energy index! A majority of us though are feeling what you've dubbed 'The Pain'. Nicholass last blog post..The Security Provided By Auto Bill Of Sale Forms

By: Uncle B

Uncle B — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 20:57:37 +0000

Gave up a Jetta diesel, Plymouth Reliant wagon, Microsoft software and my 35mm film camera on retiring, in order to adapt to a lower pension income. Bought myself a bike, a digital camera and switched to Ubuntu software (free on net). Suffered like a drug-addict going straight for about six weeks, finally I gave in and adapted. Soon found that I was actually ahead of the game! I have more time for everything, no hidden expenses, and actually can put money from a meager pension in the bank! I just don’t seem to need money anymore so it piles up! The average American may be in for a gasoline price forced slowdown much as I have just gone through in retiring. They may be delighted with the results! We are a free people, once we unhook from over-consuming.

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How To Sell A Car To A Woman | Telling It Like It Is — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 23:04:52 +0000

[...] vehicle), but a car that also gets good gas mileage. I’ve come to terms with the fact that gas prices will continue to rise, and the cost of filling the gas tank isn’t likely to drop anytime soon, with predictions of [...]

By: James Livingwell

James Livingwell — Wed, 28 May 2008 01:53:56 +0000

Change?

I have traded in both vehicles, swapped every light out in the house, bought high-efficiency, energy-star applicances (including a ceiling fan), sealed up my house’s thermal envelope, found and use an excellent ‘low-flow- waterhead in the shower… ‘bought ahead’ for 3 mos worth of non-perishables (changed our consumption habits), set up a web log and am chronicling it all…

We’re hoping for the month when these investments all pay off. We’re reporting our monthly utilities bills, and I invite you and your readers to come on over and learn about specific recommendations from our experiences.

Peace,

James

By: Karen

Karen — Sat, 24 May 2008 21:34:22 +0000

I so agree with everything you’ve said Jeff. Growing up in Chicago I took public transit for granted (it’s great there folks). Having lived out in the country (in another state) for almost 30 yrs now I WISH I had some public transportation. Bikes? sure-if you can -but what about the nearest grocery store which is 22 mi. round trip? etc. etc.