Car?
Most of my internet time is spent checking email and facebook. And most of my LJ posts have been nothing more than could fit in a Facebook status message anyway.
But my latest curiousity is whether I want to sell my 2000 Honda Civic and get a PT Cruiser (or something else). It has nothing to do with the Cruiser's exterior stylings, which I couldn't care less about. But when we went to Phoenix in January, my rental was a Cruiser, and I loved the seat height. You didn't have to strain and push yourself up to get out, you could just step out. I'm sick and tired of climbing out of my Civic. And when I bought my Civic two years ago, I had only met Hal once, for coffee, and didn't need cruise control or power windows because I never drove on the highway. Two years later, my car is on the highway at least once/week, and once we move, it'll be everyday. The Cruiser gets worse gas mileage than my Civic (currently, I get about 24 in the city and 37 on the highway, the Cruiser supposedly gets 19/24). So I need to learn which other vehicles have a similar seat height and better gas mileage.
But my latest curiousity is whether I want to sell my 2000 Honda Civic and get a PT Cruiser (or something else). It has nothing to do with the Cruiser's exterior stylings, which I couldn't care less about. But when we went to Phoenix in January, my rental was a Cruiser, and I loved the seat height. You didn't have to strain and push yourself up to get out, you could just step out. I'm sick and tired of climbing out of my Civic. And when I bought my Civic two years ago, I had only met Hal once, for coffee, and didn't need cruise control or power windows because I never drove on the highway. Two years later, my car is on the highway at least once/week, and once we move, it'll be everyday. The Cruiser gets worse gas mileage than my Civic (currently, I get about 24 in the city and 37 on the highway, the Cruiser supposedly gets 19/24). So I need to learn which other vehicles have a similar seat height and better gas mileage.