$30.29 - Fuel Actual Miles Traveled: 293 Actual Fuel Consumed (Gallons): 10.900 Actual Fuel Economy (MPG): 26.88 ScanGauge Estimated Miles Traveled: 290 ScanGauge Estimated Fuel Consumed (Gallons...Estimated Average Speed (MPH): 29 ScanGauge Recorded Total Driving Time (Hours): 10.0 Gallons: 10.900 @ $2.779 Current Mileage: 125102 Cost of Fuel Per Mile (@ Replacement Cost): $0.10

$0.00 - Fuel Actual Miles Traveled: 119 Actual Fuel Consumed (Gallons): 4.192 Actual Fuel Economy (MPG): 28.39 ScanGauge Estimated Miles Traveled: 117 ScanGauge Estimated Fuel Consumed (Gallons... Current Mileage: 124809 Cost of Fuel Per Mile (@ Replacement Cost): $0.000 * This gasoline was graciously paid for by my parents, who were using a discount gas coupon and topped off my car for me

$36.35 - Fuel Actual Miles Traveled: 337 Actual Fuel Consumed (Gallons): 10.602 Actual Fuel Economy (MPG): 31.79 ScanGauge Estimated Miles Traveled: 333 ScanGauge Estimated Fuel Consumed (Gallons...Estimated Average Speed (MPH): 39 ScanGauge Recorded Total Driving Time (Hours): 8.4 Gallons: 10.602 @ $3.429 Current Mileage: 124690 Cost of Fuel Per Mile (@ Replacement Cost): $0.10

$16.54 - Fuel Actual Miles Traveled: 135 Actual Fuel Consumed (Gallons): 4.533 Actual Fuel Economy (MPG): 29.78 ScanGauge Estimated Miles Traveled: 132 ScanGauge Estimated Fuel Consumed (Gallons... ScanGauge Estimated Average Speed (MPH): 48 ScanGauge Recorded Total Driving Time (Hours): 2.7 Gallons: 4.533 @ $3.649 Current Mileage: 124353 Cost of Fuel Per Mile (@ Replacement Cost): $0.12

$37.51 - Fuel Actual Miles Traveled: 308 Actual Fuel Consumed (Gallons): 11.166 Actual Fuel Economy (MPG): 27.58 ScanGauge Estimated Miles Traveled: 306 ScanGauge Estimated Fuel Consumed (Gallons...Estimated Average Speed (MPH): 30 ScanGauge Recorded Total Driving Time (Hours): 9.9 Gallons: 11.166 @ $3.359 Current Mileage: 124218 Cost of Fuel Per Mile (@ Replacement Cost): $0.12

Now this is what I'm talking about.  Score Friday! Okay, so it was even a tolerable day at work.  The fleet assistance I was supposed to do (aka extra work sprung on me in the middle of my morning) was...do it three years in a row.  It's all a question of time budgetting and not running out of plot and energy, and NOT procrastinating.  You know? Fifteen minutes to Charlie "Maserati" Crews.  I'm off

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I've long maintained that multitasking was inefficient, and this morning there was a story on NPR which scientifically concluded the same. My preference has always been to take on one task at a time...voice on a cellphone?    Maybe my fossilized old brain is stuck in the 20th century, but I'm not up to the task of multitasking. I'll stick with one thing at a time, please, and muddle through that way.  

So I'm sort of becoming a type-A personality I think. I'm becoming hugely more organized, more eager to get things done, more driven in general...it's weird. I'm used to being vastly lazy and inefficient...type-A, that I *was* type A but I'm only just now realizing/coming into it. Weird I think. What happened to the lazy artist who didn't give as much of a fuck? Strange times. Straaaange times