my brother had a huge RV.  We were all jealous.  We would camp at
bluegrass festivals and I would sleep in the front seat of my truck
and think of him and his wife laid up in all that air
conditioned/heated luxury, satellite television, all that.  Then a few
festivals later he pulls up in a small mini van.  We all asked, wheres
the big rig?  He said "A fan belt cost 200 bucks.  I found out I was
gonna have to start taking out loans at the credit union to buy gas.
I found out I can have a satellite tv and a nice comfortable bed in
this little van."

I noticed in a horse magazine the other day, an ad for a new
horsetrailer model, by sundowner I believe.  A bumper pull with a tiny
LQ package.

I think in todays society we need to consider what we are doing to the
planet even if we could afford such luxuries.  Like the movie star
Leonardo Di Caprio, George Clooney and others---  they could easily
afford hummers and the gas bills that go with it, but they drive
hybrids to be good stewards of the planet.

I could not afford a big rig at all, but I like to think if I could, I
would try and be as fuel saving as possible.  I cant even afford a
hybrid, but I drive a toyota yaris that gets avg 40 mpg.  I could
afford maybe a nicer car, but with less gas savings.  and I commute
long distances to work.  my work tho, gives us a 4 day work week with
longer hours so we can all save gas.

Also just because you have the money for something... gosh we should
use restraint for the planet!  I see shows on tv like "Platinum
weddings".  30 million dollars for a wedding.  thats so obscene.  so
wrong to do in a world where people (and horses) are starving to death
every day!

Not knocking on Ravens big rig, but just my personal soap box.  I work
with huge wealthy land developers every day, its my profession.  They
dont give one rats a** about what they are doing to the earth.  They
only want to make a buck.  I had the richest developer in town ask me
once "why is that extra 55 bucks tacked on to my impact fees"  and
when I said "each hose bib is 55 dollars and you have one extra", he
said "I will never put an extra hose bib on a house again.  they can
just run a hose out the bathroom window to water the lawn for all I
care".  and I was standing there thinking, oh yeah right buddy, like
you aint passing the 55 bucks on to the price of the house.

If there are any rich people out there reading this, please remember
we all have a responsibility to take care of our planet...  of each
other, of the poor animals who did not ask to be born and live a
suffering life.  all the grass is burnt up and the planet weather is
haywire.  we need to quit relying on gas and big rigs etc.  jmo!  If
it offends I'm sorry!
Janice
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