The car, one of a few, has finally given up the ghost. Not unexpected, just unexpectedly the date. Months ago the mechanic agreed it was on its engines last kilometers, fit to drive and safe, just that it was showing its age. After 25 years, and with no rust, it had finally given up the ghost. 👻
I can't help yet feel some sadness, not for an object, yet more the memories and the nostalgia of all things in life. Much like fictional Noddy in the 1990s and his iconic car. It's important to appreciate when an object has "given up the ghost" - humbly 'briefly lament it' - and onto the next used car shopping 🚗🙃🙂🥲
I can't help yet feel some sadness, not for an object, yet more the memories and the nostalgia of all things in life. Much like fictional Noddy in the 1990s and his iconic car. It's important to appreciate when an object has "given up the ghost" - humbly 'briefly lament it' - and onto the next used car shopping 🚗🙃🙂🥲
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Yes , you think about the memories you've made with the car and all the travels.
I remember my first car. I paid for it myself.
I took her everywhere. She gave up and it wasn't worth repairing it 💔
How many years or miles/Kilometers did you get out of it? 🚗 If I may ask 🚙
I can't remember. It was so long ago
☁️☁️☁️ nicely said - ☁️☁️☁️ have a good day / weekend ahead
I may feel this way, but a lot of it depends on how I felt about the car when it was running properly.
And how long / how far / and onward 🚗🚙 "it moved me - to a bigger house" quote Krusty the Clown Simpsons episode classic 🤡 📺