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 Back again, for a short visit.Zoe, how about a RBF for me? I have not had one for a long time. Thank you, madam!My electricity bill runs to about $100 a month,but is a monthly installment only, with balancing done at the beginning of each year. As we have all "green" appliances and those energy saving light bulbs installed, I do expect a refund. Yes, and we switch of the TV and other things on "stand by" with a master switch every night - saves us about $ 50 a year - not much, but a lot when you live on a shoestring budget.Germany is a "green" nation by self acclaim. Wherever you go, you see those [banghead] (expletive deleted)  wind power thingies, ruining the country side. Wind power is by no means economical and you hardly see them turn. Building those towers gets heavily subsidized - without those subsidies, the pay-off period would be something like 200 years, but only when the price for energy doubles. Unfortunately, if a nation decides to go "green" and ecological, there is little room for people left. It is all but a big scam to get money from us. End of rant! (Promised)Ray - I thought that Keith´s Polish Chili Verde is so strong, it keeps your hair from growing out of your nose and ears. Must have misunderstood something - as usual. Blame my poor knowledge of the English language.  See you tomorrow!
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