Gas Prices and other factors affecting Temecula.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I am not at home today so I don’t have the model number handy, it’s 25 cf though I remember that, it was on sale for $699.xx , Home Depot/:Lowes sell the same model for $999.xx , that’s maybe why they were so busy at pacific sales, it was a three day sale though, but maybe if you ask nice …

It is real stainless steel not the fake stuff, looks nice in the house and it seems to work so I am happy.

[dharmagirl]

Hipmatt,

have you ever tried to get into the Smokehouse (Ponte Winery) on a weekend for lunch? There is almost always an hour wait. Maybe it’s because it’s wine country and there are lots of tourists…but lately the wineries have been hopping.

I go to the grocery stores at different times of the day (mostly Stater Bros) and it’s always packed. I went to Albertson’s last week – just because I was also at Home Depot – and the prices were significantly higher than SB. Couldnt believe it. I will never shop there again.

Maybe ther restaurant was slow last night because everyone was at home watching the season finale of Showtime’s “The Tudors”…no, wait, that was probably just me!

I have noticed that gas is cheaper in Temecula. I was in Escondido this morning, where it was $4.29 gal. When I got back to Temecula, it was $4.19.

[dharmagirl]

Hipmatt,

have you ever tried to get into the Smokehouse (Ponte Winery) on a weekend for lunch? There is almost always an hour wait. Maybe it’s because it’s wine country and there are lots of tourists…but lately the wineries have been hopping.

I go to the grocery stores at different times of the day (mostly Stater Bros) and it’s always packed. I went to Albertson’s last week – just because I was also at Home Depot – and the prices were significantly higher than SB. Couldnt believe it. I will never shop there again.

Maybe ther restaurant was slow last night because everyone was at home watching the season finale of Showtime’s “The Tudors”…no, wait, that was probably just me!

I have noticed that gas is cheaper in Temecula. I was in Escondido this morning, where it was $4.29 gal. When I got back to Temecula, it was $4.19.

[dharmagirl]

Hipmatt,

have you ever tried to get into the Smokehouse (Ponte Winery) on a weekend for lunch? There is almost always an hour wait. Maybe it’s because it’s wine country and there are lots of tourists…but lately the wineries have been hopping.

I go to the grocery stores at different times of the day (mostly Stater Bros) and it’s always packed. I went to Albertson’s last week – just because I was also at Home Depot – and the prices were significantly higher than SB. Couldnt believe it. I will never shop there again.

Maybe ther restaurant was slow last night because everyone was at home watching the season finale of Showtime’s “The Tudors”…no, wait, that was probably just me!

I have noticed that gas is cheaper in Temecula. I was in Escondido this morning, where it was $4.29 gal. When I got back to Temecula, it was $4.19.

[dharmagirl]

Hipmatt,

have you ever tried to get into the Smokehouse (Ponte Winery) on a weekend for lunch? There is almost always an hour wait. Maybe it’s because it’s wine country and there are lots of tourists…but lately the wineries have been hopping.

I go to the grocery stores at different times of the day (mostly Stater Bros) and it’s always packed. I went to Albertson’s last week – just because I was also at Home Depot – and the prices were significantly higher than SB. Couldnt believe it. I will never shop there again.

Maybe ther restaurant was slow last night because everyone was at home watching the season finale of Showtime’s “The Tudors”…no, wait, that was probably just me!

I have noticed that gas is cheaper in Temecula. I was in Escondido this morning, where it was $4.29 gal. When I got back to Temecula, it was $4.19.

[dharmagirl]

Hipmatt,

have you ever tried to get into the Smokehouse (Ponte Winery) on a weekend for lunch? There is almost always an hour wait. Maybe it’s because it’s wine country and there are lots of tourists…but lately the wineries have been hopping.

I go to the grocery stores at different times of the day (mostly Stater Bros) and it’s always packed. I went to Albertson’s last week – just because I was also at Home Depot – and the prices were significantly higher than SB. Couldnt believe it. I will never shop there again.

Maybe ther restaurant was slow last night because everyone was at home watching the season finale of Showtime’s “The Tudors”…no, wait, that was probably just me!

I have noticed that gas is cheaper in Temecula. I was in Escondido this morning, where it was $4.29 gal. When I got back to Temecula, it was $4.19.

[brose]

You would be surprised…I work for a local city, and while we revised our taxable sales downward six months ago, things are holding steady. Almost everyone thought we’d have to lower expectations a second time, which would’ve been real bad news. But for the most part, whether they’re putting it on credit or not, people are spending. Those sectors taking a hit: furniture stores and auto dealerships. Those doing well: big box retailers (mostly) and grocery stores.
And that Costco in Temecula, just go there at 5:30 after work and see how many are lining up for gas.

[brose]

You would be surprised…I work for a local city, and while we revised our taxable sales downward six months ago, things are holding steady. Almost everyone thought we’d have to lower expectations a second time, which would’ve been real bad news. But for the most part, whether they’re putting it on credit or not, people are spending. Those sectors taking a hit: furniture stores and auto dealerships. Those doing well: big box retailers (mostly) and grocery stores.
And that Costco in Temecula, just go there at 5:30 after work and see how many are lining up for gas.

[brose]

You would be surprised…I work for a local city, and while we revised our taxable sales downward six months ago, things are holding steady. Almost everyone thought we’d have to lower expectations a second time, which would’ve been real bad news. But for the most part, whether they’re putting it on credit or not, people are spending. Those sectors taking a hit: furniture stores and auto dealerships. Those doing well: big box retailers (mostly) and grocery stores.
And that Costco in Temecula, just go there at 5:30 after work and see how many are lining up for gas.

[brose]

You would be surprised…I work for a local city, and while we revised our taxable sales downward six months ago, things are holding steady. Almost everyone thought we’d have to lower expectations a second time, which would’ve been real bad news. But for the most part, whether they’re putting it on credit or not, people are spending. Those sectors taking a hit: furniture stores and auto dealerships. Those doing well: big box retailers (mostly) and grocery stores.
And that Costco in Temecula, just go there at 5:30 after work and see how many are lining up for gas.

[brose]

You would be surprised…I work for a local city, and while we revised our taxable sales downward six months ago, things are holding steady. Almost everyone thought we’d have to lower expectations a second time, which would’ve been real bad news. But for the most part, whether they’re putting it on credit or not, people are spending. Those sectors taking a hit: furniture stores and auto dealerships. Those doing well: big box retailers (mostly) and grocery stores.
And that Costco in Temecula, just go there at 5:30 after work and see how many are lining up for gas.

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