Like many things, I didn't wake up one day and decide I wanted to be a minivan mom, it came as a process of throwing glamour out the window and replacing it with practicality and efficiency.
There are other temptations lurking out there, I want desperately to cut my hair again like I did right before Luke was born, and I have left the house with a long braid and ankle length denim skirt. I am not proud, but I did what I had to do.
Is the tapered leg far off? It goes hand and hand with a Town & Country
3 comments:
Lol! Oh how true it is! You'll love a minivan and even find it cool to cruise around in practical style . . . minus the tapered legs.
Oooh! I'm excited! Lemme know when you are sporting some new wheels! I must go bumper sticker shopping... Luke isn't an honor student (yet), so I think I will look for one that says: "My 2-year old does 100 piece jigsaw puzzles".
We didn't get it last night, although it's still on the table. Mark is wheeling-and-dealing and we're waiting for the salesman to call him today to see if he can get it down to the price we want. It's a nice van though, really. It has spokes in the back to hang grocery bags and two built-in carseats. *aaahhh*
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