| I wanna get my kicks on Route 66... | | I was just watching a documentary on Route 66 by a couple German guys, and even though they spent most of the time showing how bad their 1974 cadillac eldorado convertible was, I got the impression it was a pretty awesome trip.This is one road trip I would love to do sometime.Has anyone here done it? Is it something you would recommend? Any towns along the way there are really special?I look forward to hearing what you all have to say!:) | |
| | How are you helping the gas crisis in America? | | I know what I'm doing to improve the gas crisis and reduce the amount you pay at the pump, I traded in my 1996 Cadillac Eldorado with a 4.9L for a 1995 Chevrolet S-10 2.2L.I want to know what you've done to reduce your gas usage? Did you start carpooling? Trade in your gas guzzler? Walking to close places instead of driving? | |
| | I wish I knew what "Happy" was. | | Since "happiness" is an emotion, I don't expect any one to be capable of explaining what it is. I'm sure when I was younger, I was happy about something, but just like the paint on a weathered 1971 cadillac ElDorado, those memories have faded away. During my adult years, I've spent most of my time being stressed about something at least ten times a day. Even on days I sleep in, I can still be stressed about three or four things. I can't remember the last time I was truly happy. Most of the time I have to fake happiness because someone else is happy, but I can't seem to get a happy event to happen for me. People waste my precious hearing energy by telling me to think of all the good things you have. "Hell!", Jenkins down the street have better things and he consistently beats his wife and kids and wrecks all his new cars, I can't really see too much happiness coming from someone that have more things than I do behind the scowl on his face.I suppose I can settle for being "Okay". It may not be "Happy", but a mediocre positive emotion is better than being "Miserable". | |
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