a funny thing happened the other day. the wood screen door connecting our porch and our inside fell off when i walked thru it. it was odd and startling. perhaps the funniest part was that just minutes before it happened brendan and i had been struggling to close the door, because it appeared to be needing attention. then minutes later i'd already completely forgotten and opened the door in a rush only to see it fall down right in front of me. considering i have a very good memory, i forget stuff like that almost immediately.
the mojomobile was overheating last week. i tried to take it in on friday after work but the car shop was closed (even though they'd left their 'open' sign on). but it turns out that was a good thing. i ended up taking it in on monday to the mechanic down the road from my office. they were very kind and gave me a loaner car for the afternoon. it was a old cavalier like melissa's old car - it reminded me of the time that she lent me hers. the loaner car was itself in bad shape - making suspicious sounds and flashing lights at me. the whole loaner car experience was interesting, it felt so low to the ground and i couldn't help but feel funny just steering the little blue automatic car. just steering feels like doing hardly nothing at all.
the car repair was costly - roughly a week's worth of wages - but the difference is unbelievable so i find myself feeling it was worth every penny. i think i've officially broken up with my old cruddy mechanic and will continue my working relationship with williams. they're a good shop, always busy and friendly. the staff are helpful and not sketchy. plus it's so convienent being close to work - and honestly... there's NOTHING close to my work.
the mojomobile is purring like it did back in it's early days. it feels like new(to me) again. i even spent some time spray-painting the two rusty spots to stop the spread. while i hate spending that kind of money i feel it's worth taking care of the ole moj. i've always wanted a big truck-like vehicle. it's handy! so i'd like it to last a long while :)
the mojomobile was overheating last week. i tried to take it in on friday after work but the car shop was closed (even though they'd left their 'open' sign on). but it turns out that was a good thing. i ended up taking it in on monday to the mechanic down the road from my office. they were very kind and gave me a loaner car for the afternoon. it was a old cavalier like melissa's old car - it reminded me of the time that she lent me hers. the loaner car was itself in bad shape - making suspicious sounds and flashing lights at me. the whole loaner car experience was interesting, it felt so low to the ground and i couldn't help but feel funny just steering the little blue automatic car. just steering feels like doing hardly nothing at all.
the car repair was costly - roughly a week's worth of wages - but the difference is unbelievable so i find myself feeling it was worth every penny. i think i've officially broken up with my old cruddy mechanic and will continue my working relationship with williams. they're a good shop, always busy and friendly. the staff are helpful and not sketchy. plus it's so convienent being close to work - and honestly... there's NOTHING close to my work.
the mojomobile is purring like it did back in it's early days. it feels like new(to me) again. i even spent some time spray-painting the two rusty spots to stop the spread. while i hate spending that kind of money i feel it's worth taking care of the ole moj. i've always wanted a big truck-like vehicle. it's handy! so i'd like it to last a long while :)
it's raining so hard outside that it looks like it's snowing.
the answer better be yes.
the answer better be yes.
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