We sold my little car this weekend! It was my high-school graduation present from my parents, and it has been a wonderful little car! It is physically impossible to get a toddler seat and an infant seat in the back of it. To conform to the legal laws the infant seat can only be in the middle and the toddler seat cannot fit next to it if we still want to be able to close the door...kind of a necessity.
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We actually only had a sign up in the car for less than a week. Some of our friends have a son who is a senior in high school and his truck broke down the same night after T had told the guy's mom we were selling our car. I really didn't think it would sell that quickly, but we were praying that it would, so I don't know why I didn't. :)
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In college one of my friends named my car, Blueberry. I tried to get on board and even called it Blueberry for a while, but I'm just not that cool I guess b/c I quickly reverted back to just calling it my car.
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However, I will miss sweet Blueberry. She was a good car. She's been with me for the last 9 years, so it was a little sad to say goodbye. I never thought I'd be sad to get rid of a car, but it's funny how attached you are to something after spending so much time in it. So for sentiments sake I will post a picture of her in all her shiny goodness. She looks pretty darn good for being nearly 10 years old! :)

I apparently do not clean her out very regularly b/c I found this in the glove box: the menu from T and my's favorite restaurant EVER, (from college - and we've been graduated five years already!). If you can call it a restaurant. It was this hole in the wall place in the heart of ghetto-town Phoenix and we never actually ate there, just ordered take out. I was always afraid to go pick it up by myself, but it was seriously the best Chinese food I've ever had, and the price was incredible. Can you see that down there? $3.25 for a "large" which was one of those Styrofoam take out boxes FULL of food. T couldn't even eat a whole box in one sitting. So for three dollars and twenty five cents we could have both lunch and dinner. It was amazing! I definitely miss it.
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Seeing the menu brought back those good old days when worrying about what we were going to do on Friday night was our biggest concern...not paying bills and trying to decide what school to send our children to. That was definitely a simpler time with so many fun memories that I wouldn't trade for anything...of course I wouldn't trade this season in our lives for anything either. :)

The other funny thing I found was the itinerary from our honeymoon! That was a
long trip! It took us an
entire day to get to Antigua. It was a great trip, but I think if we ever do another tropical vacation we'll choose something a little closer to home!

Okay, well thanks for letting me
reminisce a little bit. Now we just need to find another car before the baby comes! T is working on it. We'll keep you posted.