I have heard the rumblings of many of you in Readerland about the recent spike in gasoline prices. In fact, it's all I seem to hear about lately. But at least it keeps you from rumbling about the infrequency of my columns and articles . Nonetheless, I have decided to try to help you get through this crisis by generously providing: 1. Don't Drive Your Car This is, of course, the most obvious solution. If you never take the old Plymouth out of the driveway , then it won't matter that, at current gas prices, it takes $125 to fill up the 30-gallon tank or that you only get 2.51 miles to the gallon . If you never drive , you could care less. Of course, I know what you're going to say. "But Tim, I have places I need to go—like work! And the kids have school and soccer practice! And then there’s grocery shopping, yoga lessons, and dinner at the Richardsons!" Ok, I get the point. Not everyone can sit around the house writing not-so-funny articles and checking the...