We have little black spiders sometimes.Eeeeeekkkk!!A spider was on your pillow??!!! I would have screamed my lungs out!!!!!!!
Those are fast and I "dispose" of them quickly. Daddy long legs I put outside because they eat mosquitos.
We have little black spiders sometimes.
My grandma had a powder blue Ford LTD that was a boat! It was soooo big. I know what you mean about bench seating. When we were little we would never move seats forward to get into mom's back seat of her car. We'd get in the passenger door and fling ourselves over .I don't think my parents ever had a station wagon, but they sure did have large cars (I guess you'd call them sedans), that were either Ford or Chevrolet. All I remember was that we were a family of six and there was plenty of seating space for six.
Can't remember now, the last time that I was in a car that didn't have 2 bucket seats in the front. Growing up, that was more for sports cars, and all the family cars just had long seats front and back.
I just watched it on Youtube. I stopped watching SNL years ago when it stopped being funny.
My what big teeth you have!
You can have mine. It's rained for two days and today's high was 54* F.
Me too!!!
KFP is my favorite Dreamworks series.
That brings back memories. My best friends would buy this and put jolly ranchers in their bottle. I would only drink it if nothing else was available.Something like this?
Hahaaa...! I like those...!
But, again, what can y'all do with CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE...?!
Also, showing my total car geekdom again...
It was actually an Olds 442. It originally stood for 4 barrel carburetor, 4-speed (manual) transmission, dual exhaust.
In '65 they introduced a 400 cubic inch motor with an automatic tranny. For that incarnation it meant 400 cubic inch motor, 4 barrel carburetor, dual exhaust.
I actually knew that, I don't know why I put 422. She had it for almost 20 years and only got rid of it because someone plowed into her. The car was totaled but all she got was a bruised arm/shoulder.
My daughter likes to cook. She's always going through our cookbooks for new dishes to make.ROFLOL If I did that I'd have to fill the fridge everyday! My little guy likes to cook. Thank you Ratatouille
I do too. I just started some physical therapy again and it'll take a little while to get accustomed to my new routine.
That's what we did too! We drove to Texas a few times with a b&w tv with a 8-inch screen. It was fun finding the different UHF channels as you traveled though different areas.LOL us too. I remember taking a long trip in the back of one of those
I'm thinking about making cupcakes tomorrow. I don't have any icing though. If I get ambitious I'll make my own.I would LOVE one of those cupcakes!!Pretty please??!!!
(I have my own milk already poured in the glass, so all I'd need is just one of the cupcakes.)
My first new car was a 1970 Buick Skylark, 350, 2 barrel. Loved that car. I kept it until I started to feel that it was not dependable enough to keep. I had it when I met my wife, used it on our honeymoon, took her the the hospital to have our first baby and again to have our second. But, we lived far enough away from the hospitals and had two small children, one an infant and I just stopped trusting it to work for me like I needed it too. When I think back on it. It was amazing how little those cars had for extras. Just AM radio, crank windows, bench seats, no AC, no tinted glass. Almost barren of everything that I now expect to be standard on all cars. Still loved it and managed to take a car that at the time had an expected life span of about 75K miles and ran it 125K. Still hated to see it go.Sympathy like.
As I've posted before, my first car was a '71 Cutlass Supreme. It had a Rocket 350 with only a two Barrel carburetor, though. But, it still hauled some pretty good a$$.
My dream Olds was always a '68-'69 442...!
