See? :) Now people can compare use regardless of price.
Laserjet - how is your water heated and what kind of stove do you have?
My house (2000 sq ft recent manufactured, Energy Star, pretty well insulated) is entirely electric, and my usage is between 28kWh and 70kWh per day - 28 in the limited climate control months, 70 in Jan/Feb which were brutally cold for the area and involved use of the backup coils a good bit (still not enough to justify the cost of a propane dual fuel setup, though - our power is cheap). It looks like a "no climate control" day runs around 18kWh.
However, we're pumping our own water from a 300' well, heating it with resistive coils (at some point I'll put some solar hot water collectors on the roof to cover hot water most of the year), and all climate control is electric. It's a heat pump, but still.
At some point I'll get an energy doctor installed to keep better track of what's using power, but at the low power prices we're paying ($0.08/kWh for the first bunch, a bit more for the upper usage levels), it's simply not worth that much to reduce power use more. We don't have natural gas in the area, so if I wanted to move away from the heat pump, I'd have to install propane, and the $5k or so for a propane furnace and then a tank on top of it won't be covered by the reduced heating costs in the winter.