@jennys_mn wrote:
The cost to drive my electric car hasn’t changed a bit. My motorhome? I can choose to drive, or not drive it. It’s paid for, in a nice cool shed for the summer. Maybe this fall or winter I will venture out again. And, maybe not. I’m very comfortable here at home.
Like my building inspector said the last time he was here and looking over my theatre room - “If this was mine, I’d never leave this room!”
Life well planned….
My strawberries ended up producing 50 quarts. Far short of my predicted 300 quarts at the start of the season, but better than the 20 I thought we might get. Peas are essentially done. My cucumbers have just started flowering, so have the tomatoes after the nearly 3 inches of rain we got Saturday. It was nice - ALL of it soaked in - corn around here looked like it grew a foot. Beans now have some life. But my granddaughter and I are STILL picking berries off the mulberry tree that was just loaded this year. The fruit has gotten bigger though, with the rain. And blueberries are just around the corner. Our grapes are filling out nicely - looks like our best crop there in years. And we managed to keep all the flowers going, through all the heat and lack of rain. All beautiful - but the pain of knowing you were unwanted as a child, never goes away.
Jen
Word to the wise, it would be a great time to sell the motor home. Camper lots are thin, value likely to crater in coming years. If you're betting on the progs running things, it will just about be illegal to use within 10 years.
