Today we needed to drive to a shopping center. We walked out our front door, and then we both came to a sudden stop.
I turned to David and said, "Where in the world is our car?"
He thought a few seconds and then he replied, "I think it is around the corner."
He was right.
Here in Loches we go several days, sometimes even a week without using our car. Since we do not have a garage, we just park it in any available space on the street. Which means that when we finally do need to drive someplace, we often find ourselves having the above conversation.
In the United States, I felt completely handicapped if I had to survive one whole day without my car.
Life is just different here.
I like it.
I turned to David and said, "Where in the world is our car?"
He thought a few seconds and then he replied, "I think it is around the corner."
He was right.
Here in Loches we go several days, sometimes even a week without using our car. Since we do not have a garage, we just park it in any available space on the street. Which means that when we finally do need to drive someplace, we often find ourselves having the above conversation.
In the United States, I felt completely handicapped if I had to survive one whole day without my car.
Life is just different here.
I like it.
Oh, I would like that, too! How funny, fun, and...yeah, different. :)
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