Electric Bill (art)

[alleycat]

Originally Posted by hiknapster

Oh, I love Shirley Schmidt!

I'm more like a female Alan Shore.

I am NOT mixing The Andy Griffith Show with Boston Legal. Next you'll want to be Angelina Jolie.

I think I'm changing you back to Aunt Bea.

[hiknapster]

I am not Angelina Jolie. I'm weird, but not that weird.

And I am not motherly, unless you count Lauren.

MBMouse mothers everyone.

Not that there's anything wrong with that!

[alleycat]

Originally Posted by hiknapster

I am not Angelina Jolie. I'm weird, but not that weird.

And I am not motherly, unless you count Lauren.

MBMouse mothers everyone.

Not that there's anything wrong with that!

Actually . . . I'm doing something a little different. I've already started it.

;-)

(I'm so evil . . . )

[hiknapster]

Brace yourselves, forum friends.

Alleycat is evil.

Yes, yes he is.

[L&DNurse]

I live in Central Florida and my electric bill for May 2008 was $400.00. I have a 1700sf home, 2 kids and a husband. This is not an unusual bill. It also includes water usage which this bill was excessive because my husband was watering the lawn almost daily as we had hardly any rain that month. Just one reason why our house is for sale and will be moving to Tennessee when it sells.

[TNRyan23]

My electric bill this month from NES for a 1,000 sqft townhome apartment was $180

TVA is charging $16 for fuel too...

[Tinman313]

Originally Posted by hiknapster

Brace yourselves, forum friends.

Alleycat is evil.

Yes, yes he is.

And he trains the "killer cows"..........

Here's a chart per kilowatt per state Electric Power Monthly - Average Retail Price of Electricity to Ultimate Customers by End-Use Sector, by State

[jabogitlu]

Our last electric was the lowest it's ever been at $80. A much nicer price than January's $360!

[alleycat]

My electric bill last month for a small single-family house was $68. It's just me and a lazy cat. I do two or three loads of laundry a week, cook a little, and keep it right around 72. I replaced my heat pump a couple of years ago and now my cost to cool the house is very reasonable.

[jguillot]

Originally Posted by Tinman313

And he trains the "killer cows"..........

Here's a chart per kilowatt per state Electric Power Monthly - Average Retail Price of Electricity to Ultimate Customers by End-Use Sector, by State

Hey Tinman,

Thanks for sharing the chart. Very interesting. I'm paying about twice what Tennessee residents are paying per kilowatt hour. It is great to know that utility costs will be much lower in Tennessee when I retire there.