My new MINI

I cant quite describe the feeling of owning something you've wanted for so long. But I am in those moments right now. After so many speculations and misgivings, I finally drove home my dream car. But just a day before that I felt like I was in the wrong side of the higway with everything charging at me for the decision I made, for instance: Why not a car that is the most common, most practical and most affordable? Nuances like loans and retail values and brands hounded me. Thanks to that I feel I have achieved supreme knowledge in number details like interest rates, milage and moolah ;) But then again, this is the quintessential question for picking between surviving now/saving later and living.. Do I want to live the way I planned or do I want to walk the line. I opt for the former any day, hence the choice :)

Comments

Manu Gurudatha said…
Wow! You seem to have the killer combination: motors and music...

congrats on your mini... It definetely has some character.

btw, where in Mountain View do you live?
6:09 PM
Ashlesha Shintre said…
yo!

God Bless your Mini -- I love it:)
12:47 PM
Alap Ghosh said…
Congratulations ... a bit late ... but still ... it's a wonderful car ... hope you still have the same opinion.
11:13 PM
BlackThorn said…
a dream come true!!
11:12 PM
Jeseem said…
mini is cute.
and I know exactly what u mean.
smthing you wait and wait and when you see it, you just know, you have to buy it. Everyday I look at my car and I smile
12:29 AM
Unknown said…
Hmmmmm..... its looks Sexy, Hot and Glam.. Goes well with ur personality too. what you wrote just reminded me of the feeling i got, when i bought my car an year bak.... The feeling cant be descirbed. I named it Lady Marmalade. A Red Swift..... I share my joys & Sorrws with it too, sometimes.... and aologise for any scratch or dust on it.... It feels Great.

All the Best with your car dear. Congratulations. Enjoy!!!
12:58 PM
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