Books on tape are addicting.
I just walked out to the garage to look for where my dad went, and I found him sitting in his car, in the dark, listening to the last few chapters of his book.
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Books on tape are addicting.
I just walked out to the garage to look for where my dad went, and I found him sitting in his car, in the dark, listening to the last few chapters of his book.
You know, living on a relatively busy road definitely has its downsides: namely hearing the sounds of traffic almost constantly.
However, when vehicles crash into the median, ram into the road sign, send a stream of sparks into the air and scatter car debris–including a bumper–along the road, which other speedsters then run over for the next 30 minutes, living on a busy road is a genuine source of entertainment.
It’s happened three times so far and has yet to get old.
I was really proud of myself for not driving my car for four straight days.
I wasn’t quite as proud when I finally got into my car again and realized that I’d left my sunroof open for those four days.
Oops.
Have you ever drained the contents of a chip bag without getting crumbs all over your face, shirt and in many instance, car?
My answer: No. And they normally end up in my bra too–which is itchy.
I’m really have no idea what about this spot made my neighbor think it might be a good place to park: