I am 64 years old and I can remember, as a boy, we didn't have air conditioner in our home or car. We had two small fans in the home. We put the windows down in the only car we had.
During this time, we were like most everybody else, with average income.
I am just thinkful that I have these "luxeries" today.
If I want to lower my utility bill, I will have to just cut back on these luxeries and do the best I can.
I am just thinkful that I can pay my bill today, but I am very energy conservative in that I never leave a light on without cause, keep my door closed, use the new type bulbs, have an attic fan, and I have added insulation and used many tubes of caulk to seal my home.
I am not aware on any wasteful use of energy today, but if I see where an improvement can be made, I will do so.
ELECTRICITY THE POWER OF CHOICE----They want you to use electricity to heat and cool your home and then they ask you to cut back in peek demand time!!
TVA has to charge us a certain amount for our use of their product so they can continue to give themselves raises and waste the extra.
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