Well that seems kind of odd. March was a really cold month and I was forced to run the heater most of the time. My elec­tric bill was $125. Part of that is I really can't han­dle cold weather well and need the tem­per­a­ture up a bit. Part of that is need­ing to fix the seal around the front door. But I was really happy because dur­ing the month of April I didn't have the air con­di­tioner or the heater on a sin­gle time! It was warm most of the time and dur­ing the few colder days the apart­ment stayed warm enough. In fact now that I'm in a sum­mer mood, hav­ing the tem­per­a­ture a bit cooler in the apart­ment didn't bother me because I'm just more active this time of year. But my bill was still $80! I haven't got­ten a printed bill yet to know how that breaks down, but maybe that's really how much it costs to run my com­puter and the water heater.

I'm going to get dressed and head to KC for the day. Going to stop by Jay­hawk RV on the way home because Mom and Dad will be there get­ting their new trailer. It's too cold to go camp­ing this week­end (we're back in the low 50's again) but I'll help them a bit putting some basic stuff in the trailer to get it ready for next week­end. They usu­ally camp at Clin­ton Lake and I can actu­ally bike there now. The whole way is up and down 3 huge and steep hills so it feels like a real accom­plish­ment. It makes my legs scream in a great way.

It did become clear and nice out 2 hours before sun­set last night. I man­aged to ride my bike for the first time in 2 weeks, and it was great. I was zoom­ing along at a much faster pace the whole way and didn't feel really sore or tired at all dur­ing the ride. It felt great. I am really excited for sum­mer to here. I'm going to ride that bike every­where and love every minute of it.

Also, some girls hollered "That's awe­some!" at me while I was speed­ing along Kasold. I was on the side­walk going nearly as fast as the pass­ing cars. It was great! Recum­bent bikes are so cool. That was one of my best pur­chases ever.