She's paying for the car and it's upkeep herself. This fall she had the coin for a couple of fresh tires, and this Christmas tire was to replace the one left that was getting a bit bald. She is good to go now, tire wise, for the new year.
Let's get a few elements straight here: this is not a Barbie car, I bought this car for my Mom in '93 when my Dad died. She drove it until she passed away last spring. Mom's name was Patricia and the girl here named the car Patty. I won't even go into the hard Swedish rug merchant bargaining that I endured to sell this car. Barbie car? The original owner was an ex Army nurse and the present owner is the daughter of a Swedish gunfighter.
Tires for the Barbie car?
ReplyDeleteExactly. Even Barbie has to have decent tires on her ride.
DeleteSafety equipment is good! She looks happy good job Santa I hope the other three just got left in an accessible place by St.Nick.
ReplyDeleteShe's paying for the car and it's upkeep herself. This fall she had the coin for a couple of fresh tires, and this Christmas tire was to replace the one left that was getting a bit bald. She is good to go now, tire wise, for the new year.
DeleteOh OK I was just wondering about the single.
DeleteLet's get a few elements straight here: this is not a Barbie car, I bought this car for my Mom in '93 when my Dad died. She drove it until she passed away last spring. Mom's name was Patricia and the girl here named the car Patty. I won't even go into the hard Swedish rug merchant bargaining that I endured to sell this car. Barbie car? The original owner was an ex Army nurse and the present owner is the daughter of a Swedish gunfighter.
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DeleteReminds me of when my boys were young. Tires, engine parts, motorcycle parts, tools and cases of oil - all scattered around the tree!
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