Mini Cooper and a Bad Word

This morning as I was driving in traffic down Jefferson avenue to get to work I saw an awesome classic 1958 Mini Cooper. Because I was driving I didn't have the opportunity to take a better picture of the 58 Mini.


Earlier while on the freeway, there was a green Volvo station wagon with a banana stuck on the luggage rack. It was so funny because it was wedged on there and it wasn't rotting yet. Although I figure when they get to work they will notice it. Unless they're not the type of people who look at their car after they get out after which they'll have to wash a rotten banana off of their car. And if you're wondering if it's dangerous to drive and take pictures of traffic while driving a car I'll tell you that it isn't because, the pictures that I had taken were at traffic stops. People who yak away on their cellphones or women who put make up on their faces while they drive are much more dangerous than anything I know. In other news yesterday while at work I was covering the front office and noticed a little kid about to run out to the parking lot without his mother, I asked him to go back and find his mother. After which he stared at me blankly as if to say, "I have no mother". I then told the little runt that if he didn't go back to where his parent was, that I would get someone to take him. Well I then got a phone call from my chick and I said hey Rose, do you want a free little boy, while still staring back at him letting him know I was serious.




Well after that the little boy started crying his heart out telling me, that I said a bad word and he ran to his mother. His mother then later called to ask if I had told him a bad word, which I really hadn't but for him the words that I had said were bad because essentially I was pretending to auction him off to the caller on the phone. Hopefully the little boy has learned his lesson to stay with his mommy. I've also learned a lesson to not joke around with little kids because they're bound to take anything seriously. That's it for now see yawl later.