So, John took apart half the damn car yesterday… no, not really. Just all four spark plugs. The car still doesn’t start though, so this morning we went looking for the starter. After several hours looking through the repair book, looking online, following battery cords and calling Jared, we’ve discovered it’s location. It’s placed direclt under about 30000 cords, hoses, and wires. In order to get that damn thing out of there, we’d have to have rubber arms and be REALLY good practitoners of the Kama Sutra or something. It would cost us $140 (plus shipping) to have one sent to us to replace ourselves, and John says we don’t even know for sure if that’s the problem!
I was talking to Christine yesterday and she said “Heather, I think you just need to give up on the car. Buy a scooter or something.” I replied “A $1500 scooter isn’t really an investment we can afford to make right now.” to which she says “But you’ll buy a $900 camera?” 🙁 She and John are of similar minds in this. To me, what I want and what I need are of equal value. Yes, I need a new car. Yes, I want a new camera. To me, same priority. It seems like to the people that matter most in my life, I’m really stupid for even thinking of buying a new camera, much less placing it on par with a car/scooter.
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Gods no, honey. You're saving up for the camera; people have contributed *towards* the camera. Please don't take me so seriously. The comment was made mostly tongue in cheek. I think you are an esquisite individual. I would never in a million years call you stupid :P
i think you would be teh hawtness on a vespa.
You prob already know what I think- and you'd better hope dad doesn't read this post or he'll be all over you! :) We are of two different minds- what good is a camera going to do you if john's truck has a problem and then neither of you can make money?
John can fix his truck, thank you. But the car is a completely different beast, with completely different requirements. I often have to go buy new tools just to deal with the old parts the car has.
John can also learn to use pronouns. Stephen believes in John. :)
Smartass!!
Larken likes to speak in third person. Do John and Stephen like to speak in third person?
The 'Visit [person]' links on this page aren't working so well.
Also, S, you know damn well Crickie is teh hawtness even without a Vespa.
True, but with a Vespa, she would be teh hawtness saying "ciao" as she motors off to KFC for biscuits.
And for Larken, 3rd person is so 5 years ago. The new hawtness (aside from Heatha on a Vespa) is Scottish nicknames. For instance, I am Angry McLikes'emslutty.
Oh right. Call me Mabel O'Reilblowya.