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Jun
7

My Precious

:elephant:
I got a new car!!

2002 Chevy Trailblazer, 4WD V6.

I :heart: it!

The people who had the car before me must not have had kids because the car is in like-new condition. My kids will take care of that…..

The Princess said, “Where’s the TV? I wanted a car with a TV.”

She’s not spoiled, is she?
:fryingpan:


His dreams live on in his mind…. He sat down in the driver’s seat and said, “This is a really nice car. I think you should let me drive it to school today.”

Yeah. I’ll do that. When I’m ready for it to be totalled.

It’s nice to know he is an optimistic boy with an active imagination. I pried him out of there with a crowbar and slept with the keys under my tongue last night.

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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on June 7, 2007  

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  1. 6-7
    9:07
    am

    Nice car! I’d have slept with the keys too.

    He looks so serious. Tell him he’s banned for life.

    Alice

    Alice Audrey - Reply to this comment
  2. 6-7
    9:41
    am

    Nice car! Don’t let that boy anywhere near it, lol!

    Jill - Reply to this comment
  3. 6-7
    10:32
    am

    Woohoo on the new car! Your DS looks deep in thought. Probably thinking of ways to wear you down to let him take it for a ride! :eek:

    Susan - Reply to this comment
  4. 6-7
    10:51
    am

    Gorgeous car! Your poor son looks so forlorn. It’s not easy being a teen (or a parent of one), is it? :fan:

    Ellen - Reply to this comment
  5. 6-7
    3:09
    pm

    Nice Car! Tell the boy to keep his grubby hands off!

    Danica/Dream - Reply to this comment
  6. 6-7
    5:42
    pm

    I coulnd’t help but giggle at the keys under the tongue thing! *g* It is very pretty, better not let your Son near it again!

    Brandy - Reply to this comment
  7. 6-7
    6:05
    pm

    Congrats on the new car. Tell DS no driving for him.

    Dru - Reply to this comment
  8. 6-7
    9:11
    pm

    Nice car, Suzanne.
    :-)

    mary beth - Reply to this comment
  9. 6-8
    4:05
    am

    Very nice car! I would have slept with the keys too. With 3 kids I went through the wrecked car trial 3 times! I hate car shopping. Glad to see you got a great SUV!

    Crystal G. - Reply to this comment
  10. 6-8
    5:28
    am

    Gorgeous car! :rockon: Poor boy.

    Michelle Willingham - Reply to this comment
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