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April 21, 2006
It's a Good Thing Alexis and I Have Plenty To Do in the Back Yard!!
The price of full service high octane gas reaches $4.049 dollars per gallon Thursday, April 20, 2006, at a gas station in Beverly Hills, California.
And it's also a good thing we don't live in California!! I thought $2.85 was bad! It's a good thing Alexis and I have plenty to do in the back yard this summer because with gas prices like this we won't be venturing out very often!! Yikes!!
Posted by Dianne at April 21, 2006 10:14 AM
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Oh my. I can remember when gas hit $5.00 in Arizona, but I can also remember when gas was only .98 cents. I can remember my mom saying 'I can't believe gas is almost a doller.' My grand-mother always says 'I can remember when gas was only a nickle.' Thats crazy. Thank God I live closer to work now.
Posted by: Jamie at April 21, 2006 10:27 AM
I'm glad I'm driving a hybrid, but the other day filling up my tank cost me over 30 dollars. I'm glad I only have to do that twice a month. But even that seems like too much right now. Then notion of almost 50 dollars a fill-up scares me. I sure hope Americans are ready to vote the Republicans out of office so we can get these prices under control.
Posted by: ManDrake at April 21, 2006 11:15 AM
I know I filled my tank up yesterday, my little Honda Civic, cost me 30.54!!!! I've never paid that much for a tank. It was priced at 2.959. I have to fill it up just about once every two weeks, but that's only when I don't travle to Pasadena or Germontown... and that's not often.
Posted by: Jamie at April 21, 2006 11:21 AM
While I love the political dialogue on this site, I have to suggest reading the following article regarding gas prices. Simple economics - well, the article says it better than I: http://finance.yahoo.com/columnist/article/yourlife/2973
Posted by: No One in Particular at April 21, 2006 5:42 PM
You are entitled to your opinion (although I do not agree with what Mr. Stein says in his piece), but I wasn't blaming anyone in this case...I just said we weren't going anywhere!! With gas prices as high as they are who can afford to?
Posted by: Dianne at April 21, 2006 5:48 PM