So, today started off with all sorts of excitement. We had a problem with Amy's car that we just bought last year. After her loving, super nice, mechanically challenged, handsome, intelligent husband spent part of the morning and part of the previous evening guessing what was wrong, we had the car towed to the dealer. Turns out it was a hose that Nissan manufactured too short that causes the hose to fall off and cause undue stress for owners (along with sluggish acceleration, stalling of the engine, and all sorts of unpleasant sounds). Thankfully, said hose was under a recall, that we did not get mind you, and towing and repairs were covered. Yippie I know....but corporate America and Japan, particularly car manufacturers, please pay close attention to what I'm about to say. Can we please spend the extra dime for the additional half inch of hose that would have saved me stress, hauling my family to work, and really making for a long day? Wadda say? Don't we think it would be cheaper than having to pay towing, more expensive labor and time to fix said problem? Our parents always said cutting corners will get you no where. Take the lesson please! Anyways, here are some pictures of the clan waiting for Mr. Tow Truck Driver. Said clan was interestingly photogenic this morning.
"Let's see I've been fed, in my jammies, doing some stretching, so yeah I'm down for a road trip to the Nissan dealership."

"I'm the muscle of the group by the way. I've totally got your back Molly. I'll just be in the car if you need me!"


"Mommy and daddy say this is my play mat, but I got news for them!"
"So, I'm going for the whole dignified, smart, got something brilliant to say look. Whadda think?"

