Cars
Back home from running errands, which included stopping at a couple of car dealers.
We had a horrible experience at Toyota. I had made an appointment to do some test drives. I spoke to someone over the phone during the week and asked for an early appointment. They gave me one for 9:00 AM.
Sukie worked last night and got home at 1AM. So, still tired I dragged us off to be at the dealer at 9:00 AM.
No sales people. They're all in a meeting and won't be available for 30 minutes or so. I asked, then why did you give me a 9:00 AM appointment. Why didn't you just give me a 9:30 or 10:00 AM?
I may be odd, but I am too busy to sit around and waste time.
I ended up leaving the dealership.
I did stop in at the Smart dealer again and also stopped in at a Honda dealer to see a fit.
I put myself down on the secondary waiting list for the Smart, as there may be an "orphan" that comes available in a month or so.
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Arts and Crafts with Ian
Boys and girls, you know that magnetic sheets can be very expensive, especially if you make a mistake, or want to make many, many signs.
OK, boys and girls, on today's program, we are going to look at a really inexpensive way to make door signs for our cabin doors.
Here's what you will need:
1. Heavy weight photo printer paper
2. Magnetic business cards. Your mom or dad probably have some that they have received from local businesses. I myself have lots of these.
3. Sticky-back Velcro strips
Cut about 6 to 8 squares out of the sticky-back Velcro strips. You may want to ask mom or a grown-up to help you with the scissors. You are going to want pairs, the fuzzy part and the part with the little plastic hooks.
Cut squares out of the magnetic business cards, the same size or slightly bigger than the Velcro squares.
Carefully peel the backing off of one of side the pairs, perhaps the hook side, and stick each one to a magnetic squares.
Now you can print a sign on the heavy photo paper.
Now peel the the other side of the Velcro pairs and stick them to the sign you made.
You now have a magnetic sign.
To make more signs, just print more sheets. You will only need half the Velcro as you can reuse the side of the Velcro stuck on the magnets.
Presto! You know have signs, made for just pennies!
On our next program, boys and girls, we're going to make a working model of the Disney Magic out of milk cartons, pipe cleaners and jelly jar lids.
See you next week kids!