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Meme
Just something I found one someone's blog. The gas price is especially interesting--in the source of the meme's area, the price was $1.95!
1)Did you have to turn your clocks forward one hour this weekend? Yes
2)What is the price of gasoline? Through the area, it ranges from $2.17 to $2.33 and higher. I got it for $2.18, and as I was leaving saw them raising the price sign to $2.23, and then to $2.33. A credit to the free market system, I'd say.
And to all you twitty moms driving great big SUVs with a teeny tiny baby in the back seat, better start toilet training your infants now. You're going to need the diaper money to pay for all the gasoline your big ugly car needs to take your kid to Gymboree, Kindermusik and Starbucks.....
3) Which natural disasters, if any, do you have to worry about? If you're talking about weather, snowstorms and hurricanes, though neither tends to do much damage around here. If you're talking about other things, there's the state of my house. If only I could apply for aid from FEMA......
4)Do you have a local newspaper, and if so, do you subscribe to it? Yes.
I suspect a lot of people will say no. If so, please get yours online and scan the headlines--there's a lot going on out there and ignorance is NOT bliss!
5)Do you subscribe to a local cable company for television viewing? Yes, but if there was another company, I'd switch in a heartbeat.
6)What is the speed limit on your road/street? 35, but most people seem to think it's optional.
7)How far do you have to drive to the nearest post office? About a mile.
8)What is the average high temperature in April? 66 degrees (F)
9)What is the average low temperature in December?32 degrees (F)
10)Are your four seasons drastically different from one another? Hot and humid in the summer, sometimes mild, sometimes cold and sometimes VERY cold in the winter. Spring and fall are gorgeous, except for the incredibly potent pollens. Frankly, I can't imagine living in a temperate climate--the change of the seasons is a miracle to me no matter how many times I witness it.
