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Man, ain't that the truth.

Swapped out the nuts:

PB-2Y Coronado at NAS Pensacola Naval Air Museum, Flown around the Pacific in World War II by these guys: Co-pilot, navigator, flight engineer & radio operator

Bald Eagle over Devil's Tower

Devil's Tower, WY. October, 2019

Here's my Short-dog. Most laid-back rascal ever: Gentle soul, never met an enemy (except thunder storms).

The "neigh"bor next door: Frankie was being neglected and was still a sociable boy. Always ready for pets and scratches. He was later rescued and is now living the life of Riley in Georgia. He likes kids and gives rides often. I sure miss him, but I'm glad he's OK.

Rosie again, with her sister, Grace They did this a lot, from when they were all they had.

Here's Buddy, one of my wife's dogs. Neat little spaniel-mix.

On a slightly related note, never set home as "Home" on your GPS. Use a nearby intersection or business.

Let mine sit while I ran errands in the Mustang. Too bad it's too hot for top-down.

Looks good. Too much work for me. ;)

Mine's on its second tank of Costco 87. No difference noticed until I had to lean on it more than usual. Not quite as peppy, but the cost-per-mile is certainly better lately.

I think it's how they deal with smaller animals - kittens, puppies, etc., that defines them. We've had many, many big dogs who were instinctively gentle with tiny creatures - kittens who were terrified at all the other animals in the house but learned that big, hulking, intimidating critter...

Physics and drag coefficients haven't changed. https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-power-required-to-keep-Prius-rolling-at-60MPH-on-level-road

The Prius needs only nine horsepower to maintain 60 mph. The article I read many decades ago said it takes 16 HP to maintain 60 mph and that was on a full-size sedan (a yacht in today's size classification). It stands to reason if the motor can produce enough horsepower at 10% vs.13%, it'll use...

Get an after-market rear sway bar. Steeda's is nice. Also check your state's regulations for trailer brakes. Florida requires them above 3,500# trailer weight. Texas may be similar. 5,000 # is pretty close to the maximum for the ST. Have you towed a trailer before? If not; practice, practice...

Mine had no book. Had to filch the one from the Limited I was trading. The cargo net was still in the plastic wrapper.

My wife's from a small town near Binghamton. We were just up there for her class reunion, then she and our daughter went right back for a family reunion. Long drives.