The week before Memorial Day and gas prices continue to soar.
My local station is at $3.44 for regular, but I just paid $3.47 for mid grade to fill up my Goldwing.
It was only $11.50 to fill ‘er up, so I guess I know what I’ll be driving this summer. People will not change their ways until it really hurts, and apparently it does not hurt enough, yet. At what point will drivers slow down, car pool, and plan their trips better? I do it all right now, are you?
The question is, what will you do for fun if gas prices keep going up? Are we all expected to sit home and wait?
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade! If, you have a yard, or an unused space in your home, consider a remodeling project that brings entertainmnet back home.
In the mean time, find the best gas prices in your area. 
There is a new very cool and unique way to light the top of your bar, if you have a few grand extra cash lying around… The lighting design incorporates an interactive touchscreen surface technology and allows you to touch the bar top to initiate computer graphics such as fireflies that connect drinks or objects on the bar surface. This cool concept can be seen at I-Bar or you may view video footage on You Tube.
May 8th gas prices climbed again from $3.09 / gal to $3.13 / gal.
What effect, if any will this have on motorists who like to go out on the town for a few drinks? Should bar owners be worried?
Home bar owners can relax. Plan your trips and stock up well in advance for summer entertaining. Read more here.
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