From the Desk of Rich Shull...........
I wish there was a button on the Internet that would be able to tell me how many people are stewing out there over the price of gasoline! Trust me, that number would be +1 because I'm not very happy about it either. Here's what really bothers me. I'm a forward thinking kind of guy and I always look ahead. When I look ahead to the price of gas I don't see a happy ending, at least in the next few months. Many people seem to have forgotten about Hurricane Katrina and what it did to the price of gas! Go ahead and search the net, you'll figure out what I see.
So, what should we do? I'm afraid that this guy is not sure and if I had the answer I would send it out to as many people as I could. As noble as it may seem, the national "don't buy gas day" would either be preceded by or followed by national "we didn't buy gas on one day so we need to buy it today" day and I don't think it will work. I have a better "starting" solution.
For those feeling the pinch of the pump, start planning out your showings! There are routes that take you to point A and B without having to go around C and D to do it. Save the mileage by planning your trip and you'll save a little on gas. Trust me, every little bit helps! I know it seems painfully obvious, but I felt the urge to say it anyway!
Never forget that freedom is not free. There are many men and women who are sacrificing for us at this very moment. Some have made the ultimate sacrifice, while others are recovering from injuries sustained fighting overseas. Here's one way you can help these heroes: http://www.anysoldier.com. Thank you to all the men and women at Fort Meade, The Naval Academy, Andrews Air Force Base, and everywhere around the globe for your patriotism and sacrifice.
Rich is a licensed assistant to Michelle Bowman of Keller Williams Realty in Severna Park, Maryland. To learn more about Michelle Bowman, including contact information, please visit her website at www.michellebowman.com.
Planning a trip saves gas as well as time and buyer's patience!