Car

April 19th, 2007

Guess who just got a 2007 white Toyota Corolla S…

:-D yes yes yes.. :D

So my dad comes home from work.. and hands me a key..

“here, check out your car..”

“what? what are you talking about?”

I looked at the key ring.. A car remote with the Toyota insignia.. (DA DA DUUM.. my dad drives a Honda Odyssey).. There was a tag that reads: “2007 Corolla/ White” (DA DA DUUM *this is for sound effects by the way..)

So I went out.. and saw this new white car parked on the driveway.. And I started crying..

I couldn’t believe it.. In my head all I could think of was: “No, no.. This is not mine.. This is probably just a lease..” But then I saw the plate.. and instead of a California number plate (if it was indeed a lease) there was the dealership name.. and I started crying some more..

I went back to the house and asked my mom if it was really mine..

“What o you think?”

With my eye liner and mascara running, I went up to my dad and thanked him…

I love my dad..

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Posted by Rina Filed in A Day in the Life

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2 Responses to “Car”

  1. Greg Lang Says:
    April 19th, 2007 at 4:16 am

    I am pleased to tell you about my newest book deal, a collection of inspirational stories about everyday daughters and dads. It is called Daddy’s Little Girl: True Stories about Fathers and Daughters, and will be published in Spring, 2008, by Harper San Francisco, a division of HarperCollins Publishers in New York.

    I am searching for inspirational stories about father-daughter relationships to include in the book. All stories that share wisdom, teach moral and important life lessons, and which give insight into how to create and maintain a healthy, loving and fulfilling father-daughter relationship, are welcome. Please share your story with me.

    If you are a father or a daughter, I want to hear about your parent-child relationship experiences. For more information about submitting your story, please visit my website, www.gregoryelang.com, and click the red corner on the home page. Stories must be submitted by August 31, 2007.

  2. Tessa Says:
    April 27th, 2007 at 7:15 pm

    all right! now you can have road trips!! and do stuff you don’t want your dad to know about.. like maybe “popping that cherry” in your brand new car!

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