I hate cars
Yup, it's true. I would love to live in a city where I could depend totally on public transportation and never drive again. Josh, want some new neighbors?
Our car blew up last week. Well it didn't really blow up, but it is in the shop. Brent and I got out of the movies last Friday and started up the car to a very loud squeaking noise and smoke coming from under the hood. We jumped out and popped the hood. One of the belts had disintegrated or something and wrecked the tensioner or something. So we called a friend to pick us up and called a tow the next morning.
Since we have a weird foreign car, they didn't have the part and it's still there, waiting. Hopefully Monday it will be done. Hopefully it will be less than $500 to fix. Boo.
Brent't parents conveniently are out of town at the moment, so we have their car to use until we get ours back.
So do cars make us more independent, or more dependent?
Our car blew up last week. Well it didn't really blow up, but it is in the shop. Brent and I got out of the movies last Friday and started up the car to a very loud squeaking noise and smoke coming from under the hood. We jumped out and popped the hood. One of the belts had disintegrated or something and wrecked the tensioner or something. So we called a friend to pick us up and called a tow the next morning.
Since we have a weird foreign car, they didn't have the part and it's still there, waiting. Hopefully Monday it will be done. Hopefully it will be less than $500 to fix. Boo.
Brent't parents conveniently are out of town at the moment, so we have their car to use until we get ours back.
So do cars make us more independent, or more dependent?
Labels: Life
posted by Tracy at 9:42 PM
1 Comments:
Yes, cars suck.... especially when you crash them into things because you're too tired. I'd love to take the subway... as long as it never rained. :)
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