I spotted this van when I walked to the corner for lunch. On the side, it said:"The Greatest Thing You Will Ever Learn, Is Just to love, and Be Loved in Return"
I love when people paint and/or glue things to vehicles, or when people drive unusual vehicles. I once saw a car in Indiana somewhere, out near the casinos, that had hundreds of little plastic toys glued to it. There used to be a man in my college town who drove a hearse and wore a top hat everywhere he went. Also in my college town...there was an older gray car with messages written all over it in Sharpie Marker...about the government, religion and anything else he seemed to be paranoid about.
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I just wanted to say hi. I stumbled into your blog a couple of different ways and finally decided to give it a bit more of a read. I like this entry because these fancy vehicles always make me smile. It's fun to imagine what kind of personality the person driving that thing around must possess.
I also like your entries on cemeteries. I grew up on Cemetery Street, a few blocks down from the cemetery itself. I also spent a ridiculous amount of time riding my bike, walking around, and otherwise playing in the cemetery next to my grandmother's house. So to me they are great reminders of childhood.
It is truly one of my goals in life: to have a semi-crappy car that makes a statement just by moving through traffic.
It takes a few harmless crazies, hopeless romantics and slightly wayward souls to make a contrast with the dangerous sociopaths.
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