"Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God which transcends all understanding will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus."
Philippians 4:6-7
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Clear your brain
Warning: This blog will not make much sense because this is how my brain works. You're welcome to feel sorry for my sixth graders because my teaching is probably all over the place as well. We switch topics in under 10 seconds. Transitions are the name of the game. Keep up people. I like to go fast.
1) What happens to kids after spring break? The whole "Wait until after spring break" quote definitely applies. My sixth graders have morphed into 7th graders. Maybe it's because they are no longer at that sweet age of 11 but moody and hormonal 12.
My usual mantra....
"Please come to my class with a positive attitude. I want you rockin' and a rollin' all day in my room today. It also helps to be prepared. No you can't write with a map color. Oh by the way leave that cell phone in your locker because I am a "pro secret texter myself" and while you're in the hallway leave that 12th year of your life in your locker as well. It's a moody year anyways."
2) Modern Family= Tomorrow night
3) Randy starts basketball tomorrow night at 10pm. I'm such a night owl (whoo whoo) Chatting with the wives in the stands is my weekly highlight.
4) My mom's new puppy has huge ears. She's a walking satellite.
Poor little thing. Don't worry Molly. Mopac has them too. You'll grow into them. You keep embracing that ugly duckling look for now. Not too much longer you'll be that swan like my baby girl Mopac.
5) 41 school days until summer
6) Our flowers are NOT growing. I'm so tired of hearing this whole "be patient thing." Let's just rip them out and start again. They are dead and ugly (and cheap too, gosh).
7) Blog statistics: This is my 37th post, and I have 13 followers. Go me! Love it!
8)I love all the bluebonnets, and all the crazy families that risk their child's life to get that infamous Texas bluebonnet photo for G-ma. Please be aware that your flashers are not enough. Pull off into the ditch (not the shoulder) or find a park. Even though it's dangerous, it's a must. Randy gets mildly irritated about the bluebonnet photo tradition. "It's so stupid. Why do you have to have that picture? It's not like you're going to put it in a frame and display it all year. We're not doing that when we have kids."
FYI: We will be displaying that photo year-round, and yes our kids and Mopac will give us their cheesiest grins while wearing blue outfits. Oh ya blue outfits and blue flowers. He'll get over it. But can we get a "toot toot" for him mentioning the "k" word?
9) Bedtime....only 4 hours of sleep thanks to america's past time.
10) P.S. It kills me to end a list on number 9....so goodnight:)
1) What happens to kids after spring break? The whole "Wait until after spring break" quote definitely applies. My sixth graders have morphed into 7th graders. Maybe it's because they are no longer at that sweet age of 11 but moody and hormonal 12.
My usual mantra....
"Please come to my class with a positive attitude. I want you rockin' and a rollin' all day in my room today. It also helps to be prepared. No you can't write with a map color. Oh by the way leave that cell phone in your locker because I am a "pro secret texter myself" and while you're in the hallway leave that 12th year of your life in your locker as well. It's a moody year anyways."
2) Modern Family= Tomorrow night
3) Randy starts basketball tomorrow night at 10pm. I'm such a night owl (whoo whoo) Chatting with the wives in the stands is my weekly highlight.
4) My mom's new puppy has huge ears. She's a walking satellite.
Poor little thing. Don't worry Molly. Mopac has them too. You'll grow into them. You keep embracing that ugly duckling look for now. Not too much longer you'll be that swan like my baby girl Mopac.
5) 41 school days until summer
6) Our flowers are NOT growing. I'm so tired of hearing this whole "be patient thing." Let's just rip them out and start again. They are dead and ugly (and cheap too, gosh).
7) Blog statistics: This is my 37th post, and I have 13 followers. Go me! Love it!
8)I love all the bluebonnets, and all the crazy families that risk their child's life to get that infamous Texas bluebonnet photo for G-ma. Please be aware that your flashers are not enough. Pull off into the ditch (not the shoulder) or find a park. Even though it's dangerous, it's a must. Randy gets mildly irritated about the bluebonnet photo tradition. "It's so stupid. Why do you have to have that picture? It's not like you're going to put it in a frame and display it all year. We're not doing that when we have kids."
FYI: We will be displaying that photo year-round, and yes our kids and Mopac will give us their cheesiest grins while wearing blue outfits. Oh ya blue outfits and blue flowers. He'll get over it. But can we get a "toot toot" for him mentioning the "k" word?
9) Bedtime....only 4 hours of sleep thanks to america's past time.
10) P.S. It kills me to end a list on number 9....so goodnight:)
Monday, April 5, 2010
Baseball Season
Hold on to your caps people the time has arrived. It's officially baseball season......
For those of you who don't speak baseball, the above statement translates to "Say goodbye to your husband Penny."
Grr......I think baseball is a total snore. In fact baseball is one reason why I am still awake at 11pm. Randy is driving home from Houston as we speak.
Tonight the Astros' opened their season in Houston. My husband and the crew from LaGrange have been going to opening day since high school. Pretty cool, huh? Ever since the boys had their driver licenses they've been in attendance for opening day. I love that Randy has so many close friends from home, and they still do this traditional event each year.
Plus I don't have to go.
I mean I do enjoy some aspects of baseball.... like leaving. Okay that's a little unfair because every summer Rands asks, "Want to go to Houston to watch the Astros?" I don't even hesitate before I say YES!!! It's the NACHOS! I love the Minute Maid nachos. Best nachos ever!
I usually try to hold out as long as possible before trekking it to the concession stand. It usually goes down like this....
P: "I'm going to get some nachos. I'm starving. Plus I can smell them. They are calling my name."
R: "You better wait. You know how bored you get. Why don't you wait until the 4th inning?"
P: "Good idea. I can wait until then. Then it'll be half over. I can do it; it's something to look forward to----4th inning--- Play Ball!"
ten minutes which is 2 hours later in Penny time
P: "I'm STARVING! I have to go now."
R: "Okay but it's still the first inning."
No worries faithful readers, I'm independent and can be an extremely slow walker. I'll be saying "extra jalapenos please" while they'll be wrapping up at least the third inning.
But it never fails. I return and it's still the first inning. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
What in the heck happened while I was gone?
R: "Penny you missed it. It was so exciting. This guy fouled the ball off 20 times before he got a hit."
Where is this goober? How dare him prolong the game by 19 more pitches?
P: "ughh awesome....I guess." (All the while thinking what am I going to do for the next 22 hours until this game is over?)
Please, oh please do the kiss-cam. Nachos and the kiss-cam make the game a little more bearable.
"Oh, kiss me beneath the milky twilight
Lead me out on the moonlit floor
Lift your open hand
Strike up the band and make the fireflies dance
Silver moon's sparkling
So kiss me"
I love it when the camera man puts the camera on two strangers. Hahahaha!
I'm sure we'll be attending at least one baseball game this year at the "juicebox." Isn't that such a cute nickname for the stadium? I'm sure the boys are talking about this now on their drive home. I can't wait to see Randy which is why I'm still up typing (that and I'm a complete scaredy cat who can't fall asleep if I'm here alone.) I'm sure he'll say what he always says when he comes home from an Astros game....
R: "Man if we lived in Houston, we'd have season tickets."
Yet another reason to be thankful that we live in Austin!
For those of you who don't speak baseball, the above statement translates to "Say goodbye to your husband Penny."
Grr......I think baseball is a total snore. In fact baseball is one reason why I am still awake at 11pm. Randy is driving home from Houston as we speak.
Tonight the Astros' opened their season in Houston. My husband and the crew from LaGrange have been going to opening day since high school. Pretty cool, huh? Ever since the boys had their driver licenses they've been in attendance for opening day. I love that Randy has so many close friends from home, and they still do this traditional event each year.
Plus I don't have to go.
I mean I do enjoy some aspects of baseball.... like leaving. Okay that's a little unfair because every summer Rands asks, "Want to go to Houston to watch the Astros?" I don't even hesitate before I say YES!!! It's the NACHOS! I love the Minute Maid nachos. Best nachos ever!
I usually try to hold out as long as possible before trekking it to the concession stand. It usually goes down like this....
P: "I'm going to get some nachos. I'm starving. Plus I can smell them. They are calling my name."
R: "You better wait. You know how bored you get. Why don't you wait until the 4th inning?"
P: "Good idea. I can wait until then. Then it'll be half over. I can do it; it's something to look forward to----4th inning--- Play Ball!"
ten minutes which is 2 hours later in Penny time
P: "I'm STARVING! I have to go now."
R: "Okay but it's still the first inning."
No worries faithful readers, I'm independent and can be an extremely slow walker. I'll be saying "extra jalapenos please" while they'll be wrapping up at least the third inning.
But it never fails. I return and it's still the first inning. ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
What in the heck happened while I was gone?
R: "Penny you missed it. It was so exciting. This guy fouled the ball off 20 times before he got a hit."
Where is this goober? How dare him prolong the game by 19 more pitches?
P: "ughh awesome....I guess." (All the while thinking what am I going to do for the next 22 hours until this game is over?)
Please, oh please do the kiss-cam. Nachos and the kiss-cam make the game a little more bearable.
"Oh, kiss me beneath the milky twilight
Lead me out on the moonlit floor
Lift your open hand
Strike up the band and make the fireflies dance
Silver moon's sparkling
So kiss me"
I love it when the camera man puts the camera on two strangers. Hahahaha!
I'm sure we'll be attending at least one baseball game this year at the "juicebox." Isn't that such a cute nickname for the stadium? I'm sure the boys are talking about this now on their drive home. I can't wait to see Randy which is why I'm still up typing (that and I'm a complete scaredy cat who can't fall asleep if I'm here alone.) I'm sure he'll say what he always says when he comes home from an Astros game....
R: "Man if we lived in Houston, we'd have season tickets."
Yet another reason to be thankful that we live in Austin!
Friday, April 2, 2010
The Ultimate Sacrifice
Good Friday is always a "heavy-hearted" day. Today Jesus died for me. He died for my selfishness, rudeness, bitterness, anger, impatience, dishonesty, and all my other sins.
I am not worthy to receive the gift from this ultimate sacrifice. I am in utter amazement and full of thanksgiving knowing that I have a place saved for me in heaven. I only have this eternal reward because Jesus' blood washes away every sin I have. It doesn't matter how many good deeds I do. It only matters that one deed occurred and that is Jesus dying on the cross and then rising again.
I am ready for the joyful celebration of Easter! I hope you and your family have a blessed Easter weekend. WORTHY IS THE LAMB!
"There's a day that's drawing near
When this darkness breaks to light
And the shadows disappear
And my faith shall be my eyes
Jesus has overcome
And the grave is overwhelmed
The victory is won
He is risen from the dead
And I will rise when He calls my name
No more sorrow, no more pain
I will rise on eagle's wings
Before my God fall on my knees
And rise, I will rise
And I hear the voice of many angels sing
Worthy is the Lamb
And I hear the cry of every longing heart
Worthy is the Lamb"
-Chris Tomlin
I am not worthy to receive the gift from this ultimate sacrifice. I am in utter amazement and full of thanksgiving knowing that I have a place saved for me in heaven. I only have this eternal reward because Jesus' blood washes away every sin I have. It doesn't matter how many good deeds I do. It only matters that one deed occurred and that is Jesus dying on the cross and then rising again.
I am ready for the joyful celebration of Easter! I hope you and your family have a blessed Easter weekend. WORTHY IS THE LAMB!
"There's a day that's drawing near
When this darkness breaks to light
And the shadows disappear
And my faith shall be my eyes
Jesus has overcome
And the grave is overwhelmed
The victory is won
He is risen from the dead
And I will rise when He calls my name
No more sorrow, no more pain
I will rise on eagle's wings
Before my God fall on my knees
And rise, I will rise
And I hear the voice of many angels sing
Worthy is the Lamb
And I hear the cry of every longing heart
Worthy is the Lamb"
-Chris Tomlin
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
An Apology and Amazing Antiques
How's that for an alliteration?
I'm back folks! So I've been super busy with life, work, work, and did I mention work? As Randy always says, "Excuses are like butts. Everyone has them, and they all stink." It's been a whole week since my last post. This is the longest I've been away, and I actually miss blogging. My sincerest apologies. If you would like to continue to see frequent posts on the blog shoot my husband an "Penny needs to quit her job and post all day on her blog" email. It's a long post because it's so overdue!
I am thrilled with my most recent antiquing experience. Don't you groan! Antiques are fun!
Let's begin by discussing one of the top 5 largest antique festivals in the world. (I totally made that statistic up, but it could be....it's a huge fair!) I'm only talking about the Round Top/Warrenton antique festival. Umm hello, it was even mentioned in the March edition of the Martha Stewart Magazine. (two points for me...antiques and Martha all in the same post)
Well my fabulous friend Leslie and I made the journey down to the junk haven on Saturday. I had one goal in mind.....
Locate this beautiful milk glass cake stand. I want one to showcase my food network lemon bars!
I love milk glass. It's just so classic. I have been eyeing several milk glass patterns in search for a beautiful cake stand to showcase these little lemon wonders. I am going to award myself with a third point in the coolness factor by saying I found this beauty at the Round Rock Antique Mall. It was NOT on sale! I was completely bummed and not about to fork over $58 bucks. Can you believe it? It must be really old!
So Leslie and I head off to locate my treasure, browse with the other folks, and enjoy an overpriced frozen lemonade.
We were running out of energy when all of a sudden in the china/crystal/expensive booth, I spotted it! I think these booths are the sole reason for the fanny pack. My purse almost got me in trouble a couple of times throughout the day. Anywho, I saw the coveted stand. Out of all the junk there, they had the one item I wanted. It was a sign. The price tag read $50 dollars. Ughhh booger, I want to save more than just 8 bucks.
P: "Leslie, I should barter, right?"
L: "Definitely" She's used to this statement coming from her hubby and not me:)
P: "Should I say $40?"
L: "The worst is they'll say no."
Okay, so palms sweating. I pick it up several times. I hold it up to the sunlight to give off that "I know what I'm looking for look. The I do this every time I examine milk glass image." I basically wanted to put them on notice that I was noticing their good.
P: "Would you take $40?" oh no, oh no, he'll say $45 or worse the cheapo will go down 2 bucks and say $48....oh no
Vendor: "SURE"
Wait why didn't he pause? Why didn't he ponder over that extremely low offer I made? Why did he jump all over that price? Rats, rats, rats! I should have said $30. Did I even get a good deal? My once thought "low" offer makes me a genuine sucker. At this point, it's too late to say, "umm did I say 40, I meant $30."
Well it's still a good deal from the Round Rock antique mall price right? We're talking about a savings of $18.00.
I was still on top of the world as I handed over my money. I can't believe I found the exact item I wanted. I could barely contain my excitement, so of course I call Randy to tell him how excited I am. Here's how this conversation went....
R: "Wait, what's a cake stand?"
P: I explain that I will be using it for my lemon bars.
R: "Do we even like lemon bars?"
"Do we like lemon bars?" Huh what a stupid question. Of course we do! Especially when they're on a pretty stand.
P: "I got a great deal. I only paid $40."
R. "What?!!?!!? Ya'll should leave right now. Forty dollars for a plate thing we'll never use."
Ummmm I think he forgot that we will be using it when I make the lemon bars.....Hello, sometimes he just doesn't listen.
P: "I saved almost twenty bucks because I bought it here instead of in Round Rock."
R: "Penny you wasted that and more on gas to drive down there."
Hmmm, hmmm, hmmmm
Practical people are such bubble busters! And they make terrible shopping partners which is why Randy stayed behind. Thank you Leslie for being proud of my haggling skills.
P: "Randy, it is an antique. It will increase in value over the years. It could be worth a $100 soon!"
I'm pretty sure this important fact earns me my 4th point in our little game.
Hooray for finding my treasure!
I'm back folks! So I've been super busy with life, work, work, and did I mention work? As Randy always says, "Excuses are like butts. Everyone has them, and they all stink." It's been a whole week since my last post. This is the longest I've been away, and I actually miss blogging. My sincerest apologies. If you would like to continue to see frequent posts on the blog shoot my husband an "Penny needs to quit her job and post all day on her blog" email. It's a long post because it's so overdue!
I am thrilled with my most recent antiquing experience. Don't you groan! Antiques are fun!
Let's begin by discussing one of the top 5 largest antique festivals in the world. (I totally made that statistic up, but it could be....it's a huge fair!) I'm only talking about the Round Top/Warrenton antique festival. Umm hello, it was even mentioned in the March edition of the Martha Stewart Magazine. (two points for me...antiques and Martha all in the same post)
Well my fabulous friend Leslie and I made the journey down to the junk haven on Saturday. I had one goal in mind.....
Locate this beautiful milk glass cake stand. I want one to showcase my food network lemon bars!I love milk glass. It's just so classic. I have been eyeing several milk glass patterns in search for a beautiful cake stand to showcase these little lemon wonders. I am going to award myself with a third point in the coolness factor by saying I found this beauty at the Round Rock Antique Mall. It was NOT on sale! I was completely bummed and not about to fork over $58 bucks. Can you believe it? It must be really old!
So Leslie and I head off to locate my treasure, browse with the other folks, and enjoy an overpriced frozen lemonade.
We were running out of energy when all of a sudden in the china/crystal/expensive booth, I spotted it! I think these booths are the sole reason for the fanny pack. My purse almost got me in trouble a couple of times throughout the day. Anywho, I saw the coveted stand. Out of all the junk there, they had the one item I wanted. It was a sign. The price tag read $50 dollars. Ughhh booger, I want to save more than just 8 bucks.
P: "Leslie, I should barter, right?"
L: "Definitely" She's used to this statement coming from her hubby and not me:)
P: "Should I say $40?"
L: "The worst is they'll say no."
Okay, so palms sweating. I pick it up several times. I hold it up to the sunlight to give off that "I know what I'm looking for look. The I do this every time I examine milk glass image." I basically wanted to put them on notice that I was noticing their good.
P: "Would you take $40?" oh no, oh no, he'll say $45 or worse the cheapo will go down 2 bucks and say $48....oh no
Vendor: "SURE"
Wait why didn't he pause? Why didn't he ponder over that extremely low offer I made? Why did he jump all over that price? Rats, rats, rats! I should have said $30. Did I even get a good deal? My once thought "low" offer makes me a genuine sucker. At this point, it's too late to say, "umm did I say 40, I meant $30."
Well it's still a good deal from the Round Rock antique mall price right? We're talking about a savings of $18.00.
I was still on top of the world as I handed over my money. I can't believe I found the exact item I wanted. I could barely contain my excitement, so of course I call Randy to tell him how excited I am. Here's how this conversation went....
R: "Wait, what's a cake stand?"
P: I explain that I will be using it for my lemon bars.
R: "Do we even like lemon bars?"
"Do we like lemon bars?" Huh what a stupid question. Of course we do! Especially when they're on a pretty stand.
P: "I got a great deal. I only paid $40."
R. "What?!!?!!? Ya'll should leave right now. Forty dollars for a plate thing we'll never use."
Ummmm I think he forgot that we will be using it when I make the lemon bars.....Hello, sometimes he just doesn't listen.
P: "I saved almost twenty bucks because I bought it here instead of in Round Rock."
R: "Penny you wasted that and more on gas to drive down there."
Hmmm, hmmm, hmmmm
Practical people are such bubble busters! And they make terrible shopping partners which is why Randy stayed behind. Thank you Leslie for being proud of my haggling skills.
P: "Randy, it is an antique. It will increase in value over the years. It could be worth a $100 soon!"
I'm pretty sure this important fact earns me my 4th point in our little game.
Hooray for finding my treasure!
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
"To Infinity and Beyond"
Want to know what I'm most excited about today, Tuesday, March 23, 2010?
The Toy Story combo pack is now in stores! This has kept me smiling all day! I've got to get to the store to score these classics!
Best Pixar Movies EVER!!!!
My top quotes from the movies....
Mrs. Potato Head to Mr. Potato Head: "I'm packing your extra pair of shoes, and your angry eyes just in case."
T-Rex (who's my favorite because he has little arms:) "I can't look. Could somebody please cover my eyes? "
I can't wait for Toy Story 3! Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo!
The Toy Story combo pack is now in stores! This has kept me smiling all day! I've got to get to the store to score these classics!
Best Pixar Movies EVER!!!!
My top quotes from the movies....
Mrs. Potato Head to Mr. Potato Head: "I'm packing your extra pair of shoes, and your angry eyes just in case."
T-Rex (who's my favorite because he has little arms:) "I can't look. Could somebody please cover my eyes? "
I can't wait for Toy Story 3! Whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo!
Monday, March 22, 2010
Why do bad things always happen on Mondays?
so it was back to school today....52 more days to go!
I left my house in a huge rush, and I'm all adjusted in my car when I stick my key into the ignition. My car seriously moans. It will not crank. It kinda coughs and spits, then goes into the "Oh no someone is trying to steal this car" mode. The lights start flashing; the horn is beeping repeatedly; Mopac is in the house barking; Randy is flying down the stairs in his pjs. Oh wait, that last part didn't quite happen. Randy was still sleeping when I raced back up the stairs to state my case for needing a new car. We end up jumping my car with jumper cables from Rands' truck. Randy was my hero of the day. He took it in to the dealership, and I drove in style to school. Randy got his truck in October, and I have only driven it 1 time before today. Partly, because I am terrified something will go wrong when I'm behind the wheel. The other part is Randy will go ballistic if something goes wrong with that truck.
So I was "forced" to enjoy the luxury of a new vehicle. Now don't get me wrong I love my 4runner. She celebrated her 10th birthday this year. According to my dad, she is a young chick in her prime. The Bayers' drive vehicles until they die. Then my dad bubble-gums something, and it's good for another 20 years or so. My car is starting to show some signs of aging, but I do love her. I just really really love Randy's truck. The mirrors automatically fold in when you push a button (gasp,) I can control the volume of the radio on the steering wheel, and oh my fave part is the volume of the radio goes up and down depending on your speed. Randy would have a fit if he saw me braking and speeding down Hwy 183 to test out this function (j/k Randy is a proud blog reader. I DID NOT do this Rands.....no worries sweetie pie)
The best thing is he has Xm Radio!!!!!! I listened to "90's on 9." The 9 is for channel 9 for all the cars who do not have this luxury. Can I get some of the XM action in my car? I was jamming to Savage Garden, and I found it incredibly difficult to leave the vehicle once I arrived at school.
Later I called Randy to ask for a "hooptie report." She just needed a new battery, but being the sweetheart my Rands is, he went ahead and decided I needed a more safe and reliable car myself. When I called, he had the dealership locate a 2010 silver 4runner for me. But since I'm so selfless, I told him that one new car in the family is sufficient. Plus, I felt kinda jipped I couldn't pick out the color of my new car on my own, so we're going to pass on this for now. Maybe we'll do this on the weekend......
I left my house in a huge rush, and I'm all adjusted in my car when I stick my key into the ignition. My car seriously moans. It will not crank. It kinda coughs and spits, then goes into the "Oh no someone is trying to steal this car" mode. The lights start flashing; the horn is beeping repeatedly; Mopac is in the house barking; Randy is flying down the stairs in his pjs. Oh wait, that last part didn't quite happen. Randy was still sleeping when I raced back up the stairs to state my case for needing a new car. We end up jumping my car with jumper cables from Rands' truck. Randy was my hero of the day. He took it in to the dealership, and I drove in style to school. Randy got his truck in October, and I have only driven it 1 time before today. Partly, because I am terrified something will go wrong when I'm behind the wheel. The other part is Randy will go ballistic if something goes wrong with that truck.
So I was "forced" to enjoy the luxury of a new vehicle. Now don't get me wrong I love my 4runner. She celebrated her 10th birthday this year. According to my dad, she is a young chick in her prime. The Bayers' drive vehicles until they die. Then my dad bubble-gums something, and it's good for another 20 years or so. My car is starting to show some signs of aging, but I do love her. I just really really love Randy's truck. The mirrors automatically fold in when you push a button (gasp,) I can control the volume of the radio on the steering wheel, and oh my fave part is the volume of the radio goes up and down depending on your speed. Randy would have a fit if he saw me braking and speeding down Hwy 183 to test out this function (j/k Randy is a proud blog reader. I DID NOT do this Rands.....no worries sweetie pie)
The best thing is he has Xm Radio!!!!!! I listened to "90's on 9." The 9 is for channel 9 for all the cars who do not have this luxury. Can I get some of the XM action in my car? I was jamming to Savage Garden, and I found it incredibly difficult to leave the vehicle once I arrived at school.
Later I called Randy to ask for a "hooptie report." She just needed a new battery, but being the sweetheart my Rands is, he went ahead and decided I needed a more safe and reliable car myself. When I called, he had the dealership locate a 2010 silver 4runner for me. But since I'm so selfless, I told him that one new car in the family is sufficient. Plus, I felt kinda jipped I couldn't pick out the color of my new car on my own, so we're going to pass on this for now. Maybe we'll do this on the weekend......
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