Today, I said goodbye to a friend of ten years. Although, if I'm being completely honest, we've kind of had a falling out since I made a new friend 3 years ago. But, nevertheless, goodbyes are always sad.
Goodbye, Blue Friend!
In addition to snacking on Yia Yia's keys, Cora ate a cup of goldfish, two pancakes, and a kid-size orange juice by herself! She should succumb to that carb-coma any minute now!
Goodbye, Blue Friend!(My new friend is right above the old one.)
We sold her to John's uncle who needed a new (to him) car to knock around town in. So, we met John's parents at the half-way point to make the transfer. Half-way happens to be Cracker Barrel - yum!
Here's Cora looking like a big girl on the porch at Cracker Barrel.
In addition to snacking on Yia Yia's keys, Cora ate a cup of goldfish, two pancakes, and a kid-size orange juice by herself! She should succumb to that carb-coma any minute now!
4 comments:
I'm impressed you still had the Malibu!! I'm on my third car since college. My green Malibu (Lucy) started giving me trouble in 2001 or 2002, and I lost my patience with her. You are much more loyal than I am! :)
Funny, my daughter is 11 months old and snacks on Yia Yia's keys as often as she can ! I'm visiting from the Blog Hop. Nice to meet u.
Lol, Kathryn. . .not loyal, just poor!! Actually, after I got my Sequoia 3 years ago, John drove the malibu until we got his car in March. I actually hadn't driven it in like 2 or more years!!
And believe me it had it's share of problems, of which malibu's were known. It was just cheaper to fix than to buy.
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