My first impression of America. Grass. Lots of green Grass. It's really pretty. Second impression upon receiving change for my meal at Ikea. Your money is GROSS! Dirty, yucky, icky. I didn't want to touch it. I'm still grossed out by it. Luckily, I can't remember my atm number, so I can't get any more of it until Jesse comes to America. What a relief.
It's also nice to go from GARGANTUAN GAIJIN to average sized american.
And now that I'm back in America, I need a car. And I'm having a doozy of a time finding one. I'm actually sick to my stomach about finding a car. Here are our options:
A- spend all of our money or go into debt for a good reliable car.
B- spend some of our money and get a decent, probably will need work car.
C- spend a little bit of our money and hope it lasts for two years, make sure to have towing covered.
Fun, huh? Can you imagine us buying a house?
Are you back in Verano or are you staying elsewhere now?
ReplyDeleteWe're in Oregon now and will be back home in a week and a half (if I can get a car to get me down)
ReplyDeleteYeah! Welcome home! We're still trying to find me a car. Sigh. Can't wait to see you and your cute new haircut!
ReplyDeleteAll I have to say is Hondas are awesome and reliable. Can't wait to see you soon.
ReplyDeleteBekah: I hope you can find the right car. (There is probably not just one right car.) I was thinking of the gently used cars that the missionaries drive. The church sells them at a decent price, but more than the range that Jesse mentioned. Anyway let me know if i can help in some way in Sacramento.
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