It's no secret that America is going through a bit of an energy crisis right now. All you have to do is drive by your local Costco and you'll see an army of people waiting in line just to save 10 cents a gallon on gas. The answer to the problem isn't exactly clear because there are several options available - two of which are being brought to the forefront of media attention by the presidential candidates.
If tolls were to be connected to the rising cost of inflation, Florida would be confined within an economic gridlock. The cost of living is such that the expense of a car has become unbearable. With that in mind, the thought of adding to the price of traveling by automobile is enough to drive people off the edge.
You can go through life breathing, but you may never feel a thing. This is what I realized last week as I was changing a lightbulb in my bedroom. Apparently I forgot to turn the light switch off before I changed the bulb, because when I attached the new one, it immediately lit up, burning my fingers.
We have reached that time of year once again, the time of year when every day is blistering hot and every afternoon you can set your watch to the downfall from above. Yes, the Florida rainy season. One minute it seems like the skies are blue and clear, the next it has the appearance of an impending scene of destruction.