Cars

The cars we drive say a lot about us.

~ Alexandra Paul

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The blue book value on cars with a bunch of crap glued on them is probably not very high.

I feel sorry for the 16 year old who inherits one of these cars when mom and dad are ready to buy a Range Rover.

It must take a lot of self-confidence or some severe attention-seeking behavior to drive one of these vehicles.

I would suggest not letting your 4 year old see these cars. They might begin to see your Taurus as a blank canvas.

I wonder if these vehicles are ever cited for disturbing the peace, public disorder, or inciting to riot.

How do you wash a car like this? How do you wash the memory of "That Car" (see photo above) from your mind?

NOTE: There is no additional 4th of July post today because it rained on the 4th of July and instead of watching fireworks, we recaulked the girls' bathtub.

Incidentally, you can change the last line of the national anthem to "Near the place where you pee, is the place where you bathe." I don't recommend making this change, it's just something I thought of while trying to patriotically caulk.