I still think all the bluster about electric vehicles is a bunch of BS. I'm waiting to see what happens when everyone comes home from work at 5pm and plugs in their battery chargers. Will the electric grid go dim? Also, what will happen when the batteries start to die. I have heard replacement costs around 10K$ and where will all the dead batteries go? There are attempts at recycling but will they be able to handle the quantities? Also we had an electric car catch fire in the area and it took the fire dept 6 hours to put it out. Reminds of the old days of the true magnesium rims - they were fun to extinguish. I think it's all attempts at politicians (like California's governor) trying to make it look like they are doing something. We'll see. I'll stick to my 94 Ram/12V Cummins.

I hear about people who have nothing to do. I see characters on TV who sit around watching TV and reading the newspaper. I know you think I spend all day on the computer, but that's only a few hours in the morning. I have lots to do in the house, the garage, and the yard. But that's not all.

I made a list last night, and I have at least fifteen "Projects." Each one will take a day or more. I finished the water tank installation, the chimney liner is next, and there are at least fourteen after that. I'm 79 years old, and I will never have "nothing to do."

Do any of you have an empty project list?