(Wow, I am digging deep to use a Chicago song to title my entry. I must apologize.)
I must also apologize for my little rant of a blog yesterday. I think my tolerance level was at an all time low and I had to either explode or let off some steam. Thanks for letting me vent, literally.
I'm more relaxed now and am opting to let go of my Alanis Morrissette (think "You Oughta Know") emotions and lean more toward Lenny Kravitz's theory of "letting love rule."
Peace in, peace out. Peace in, peace out.
Onto something a little more fun. What should I name my car? I have always named my cars and with this one I am just drawing a blank. In the past there was dear Dora, a green 1974 Plymouth Duster; Maggie May, a 1982 Chevette (enough said) and most recently Little Red. Any ideas on what my newest ride should be called?
Thursday, August 18, 2005
Hard to say I'm sorry
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I name my cars too! Always have.
My first car was Merita the WonderCar. Another car, not mine, I named Sunbeam. I like to name cars after bread. The worlds 3rd largest producer of bread is a Mexican company named Bimbo. I think that's what I'll call the new one.
Bunny Bread used to be made in my community and people still say, "That's what I said, Bunny bread."
I guess I could call her Sara Lee. Because Nobody does it like Sara Lee.
Ah, you think Nobody Does it like Sara Lee. But really "Nobody Doesn't Like Sara Lee". My whole life I thought it was the first one, but I just learned it's the other. Still works though. Hey can I call mine Sara Lee too. It's such a nice name.
You know, I could have sworn that it was "Nobody does it like Sara Lee", but now I know the truth. Thanks for clarifying. Gosh, what else am I not hearing correctly.
Sara Lee is still a good name, eh?
Nicole, I love Alanis too, but I have to be honest, I am still into her angry phase music!
Ruby! Ruby! I so vote for Ruby.
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