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I recently began reading articles that stated, among other things, "Your electric bill for August will be the highest you have ever received." "The cost of natural gas has gone up over two hundred percent... " Stories calculated to strike fear into your heart about the affordability of electricity. After wading through these articles a few weeks, a notice came from my electric provider, informing me that I would be put on a plan that fluxuates with company costs, unless I locked into a two year plan, guaranteeing a fixed rate, a bit higher than the current rate. This I reluctantly did. Then, coincidentally (?), late yesterday evening, I swear, I heard a voice, from the TV in the next room, that said something about the cost of natural gas has dramatically fallen. Meaning, I suppose, that my bill would have been cheaper if I had accepted the original plan. You don't suppose - - - ?