Yes, today is my 100th post. I'm sure it will probably be some of your 100th posts soon as well since we all started these Creative Writing blogs at the end of August. Anyway, I just thought I'd mention it since it is a rather grand blog-ccasion.
And now on to something more interesting. Today my car surprised me; it stayed warm all day on every trip I made between my apartment and campus. My car has been having air circulation issues off and on all semester and even sometimes during last school year. At Spring Break when my siblings and I drove all over New England in my car we almost froze on several day trips because the fan wasn't working right. Driving around Boston just after a snow storm was probably the worst instance during the entire holiday. Actually, the first time I remember the fan not working right was driving home from school after my first year at Southern (May 2008). My air conditioning worked fine until we got to Missoula, Montana and then it just quit for some reason. Luckily my dad had flown down to help us drive home and he managed to figure out that a wire had come loose and reconnect it so that we had a nice cool car for the rest of the trip. So, lately I've just been enduring my car's cold air, foggy windshields, and freezing steering wheel as I drive back and forth from home to school. But today, for some reason, my fan decided to work and my car was cozy and warm all morning and afternoon. It was really nice for a change. I wonder how long it'll last.
You know, I never thought to count. I should. I've probably made it there and didn't even know it... Congratulations! I'm glad your car is being nice to you. Maybe it's been feeling lonely.
ReplyDeleteOh, you don't have to count. Just look beneath your blog name in the dashboard page and it tells you how many posts you have. Check it out. It's fun to see how blog-prolific you've been!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I did that right after reading this post. By then I was already on number 103 or 105 or something, though, so I guess it's too late now. Oh well. If I keep it up, I can always do 150 or 200... :-)
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