Chad and I were chatting while taking a Sunday drive last week (I know, we are 5 million years old) and I was talking to him about how I felt so grown up when I bought my Jeep. It was the first automobile I had ever had to make payments on (don't even start, I know, I was very blessed to have parents to pay for me to have fun, I GET IT) and I just felt like I had hit a milestone when I bought it. I actually made sure it was spankin' clean for a while, but, like I had done before, I got into the habit of, well, trashing the poor thing.
As of right now, there are several wreaths that I MEANT to get bows for for Christmas 2008, stuff from our October 2008 yard sale, and sandals from summer 2008 making their home in my Jeep. It's bad, ya'll, and I actually had someone ask me if I was moving several months ago. No, I'm not moving, I'm just a lazy butt who hasn't taken the time to clean out her car in, oh, twelve months or so. But that is changing as soon as I get off work! The car needs to be cleaned out and I'm finally getting off my behind to do it. (Chad offered, but I was really too embarassed to let him do it.)
I can't wait to post before and after pictures...and please rest assured that my actual HOME does not in any way resemble my vehicle! :)
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I'm so proud! ;-)
You mean we can all ride in your car without sitting on wreaths next time?
So this totally applies to a post you wrote a while back, but I wanted to post a comment here to make sure you got it...
Fellow Greenvillian here!! I'm so glad you love Keva! I am psyched that you are so devoted! I run the official twitter and blog on behalf of Keva, so if you have any suggestions or things you might like to see on the menu, PLEASE let me know!
On another note, I'm so glad I found your blog! I definitely plan to keep reading! Happy blogging!
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