See, why can't you just be sure to keep the bus the farthest-out or
easiest car to get-to in the drive-way? Or once you drop you wife off at
the hospital, go home and swap cars?? This is very important you know.
Much more than holding her hand during stage 1.

ok, coffee time.
Cheers

Matthew Pollard          "Racing with the wind and flirting with death
Dept. Of Chemistry        So have a cup of coffee and catch your breath"
University of Idaho
www.uidaho.edu/~poll7356

On Sat, 11 Aug 2001, Stephen  Steele wrote:

> > Not really a question, but just a suprised statement from friends:
> >
> > "You did WHAT to your car?!"  (said here before)
> >
> > It is amazing how many folks DON'T work on their cars. They think i'm
> > crazy for even changing my oil, let alone the clutch, CV's, coolant,
> > bearings.....
> >
> > But the best has gotta be what my wife said a few days ago: " You need to
> > have this thing running so the baby can come home from the hospital in it"
> > YES!!! (Due date 10/6
>
> Mathew:
> When son #5 (due 9-22) arrives and takes his trip home from the hospital it
> WILL BE IN A VW !
> Either the "91 Caravelle (daily driver), the '84 Westy, the '81 Diesel
> Rabbit (even though she-who-must-be-obeyed won't ride in it) or perhaps the
> '87 Westy that she has agreed to go look at on Sunday!!!  She's the BEST!
>
> BTW I am asked..."What's wrong with it this time?"  Her father was one of
> those 'don't even change his own oil types'.
> --
> Stephen
> Chillicothe OH
>