My favorite part when we got her was that the hood of the car is so teeny tiny. I was telling Jerel's mom about it and she said it was like Little Red Riding Hood, since my car is red and has a little hood, and thus the official naming of the car was completed.
4 and a half years (and 2 babies) later it's time for something bigger. It didn't seem too urgent until I was quite pregnant with Eliza and suddenly didn't have the energy, or the requisite narrow waistline, for climbing into the back to buckle Isaiah into his (still rear-facing) car seat. And so that task fell to Jerel. After Eliza was born, I couldn't put her car seat into the car for a couple of weeks because of the c-section, so again that task fell to Jerel. And suddenly a 2-door car was definitely too small! And although the "make it do or do without" pioneer woman inside me would like to think that I could have managed with 8 kids and a couple of oxen to get us & Lil Red around, it's probably not true. Just this once Jerel might've been right, and we might really have needed a new car...
So Tuesday was the big day. Our car-buying-helper-guy drove up in the new Acura MDX (new to us, not new new) and drove away in Lil Red. I'm surprisingly a bit sad to see her go. I mean we drove both kids home from the hospital in that car, and now someone else will be using her for boring, non-sentimental, plain old commuting. I told our car-buying-helper-guy to please let the new owners know that her name is Lil Red and to please take good care of her.
2 comments:
Love the name. Time to start thinking of a name for your new car! It sounds nice. Post a picture.
By the way, in a fit of utter-nerdom (nerddom?!) I named my car after a Shakespearean heroine. Portia. Ya, you can guess what people actually think of if you say that name. Lame. I tried to change it, but it's stuck now.
So, think carefully. That's all.
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