Google docs lets you create word documents, spreadsheets, and now charts and presentations using only a browser. You need a Google account (as in a gmail account.) I use it to keep a record of the bills I pay each month (so I have confirmation numbers, dates, amounts.) The two advantages are:
1) I can pay bills from any computer and record my transactions each month, and
2) the copy/paste of the transaction confirmations works better than copy/paste into a regular spreadsheet or word processor. (I guess because Google docs are web based.)
I decided to keep a log of my VW transactions including gas, maintenance, etc. Using Google docs. You have the option to publish the documents and / or share them with other Google account users, even allowing them to edit. The link here is to a read-only page: Link to VW Log.
You need to buy your gas somewhere cheaper! All of my fill-ups would say Quicktrip or Kroger, with an occasional Citgo to support my good friend, Hugo Chavez.
I am listing total spend, so my $/Gal includes tax. Also, I’m buying premium gas. I’m still ahead of the Cherokee because I’m getting about 35% to 40% better mileage while only spending about 8% more in gas.
You must be driving faster than we do in the hills as we need to get better gas mileage due to being retired without a pension. All of us old gas station dealers need you to buy more gas at higher prices.
Sams Club had gas for $2.86 today. You can’t even get it at Kroger with your discount for that. I paid $2.89 the other day at Kroger. Quick Trip doesn’t compete with that.