IMPOUND ? Way Around it...?

       I am watching a show which I never saw before and one of the car owners said this is all Divine intervention. It sure was for him and his wife that day. Most of us would never think to do it the way he did. Between impound fees, fines and what would be towing expenses, they were about to pay over seven hundred dollars.
      To get around  a majority of costs, they sold the car to a friend for one dollar, I think transferred plates and then they were allowed to drive the car off the lot.
      Find out first hand how to do this. I'm sure when enough people learn how to do this, the law will make a new law that states, cars cannot be sold until all costs are met, so car in impound, sell it to a trustworthy friend. Good Luck-where there a will, there's away and today in that show, God was with this family.
     Oh Philadelphia, they love to boot your car. Parking on the sidewalk is illegal, yet it's up to the ticketers who they ticket. If you park just a foot, okay, two feet, not okay. WHAT BS! There isn't a law that states if you park five inches or a foot you get a ticket. It is just this: Parking on the sidewalk is illegal. So the ticketers are using their own discretion, feeling if you are too far on the sidewalk and people or baby carriages can't pass or wheel cahirs, you get a ticket, but park just a little bit, you don't get a ticket-this is nice, but baloney. Who do these ticketers think they are to change the law which is what they are doing-this is in South Philly. Harrisburg Pa. was also shown as another state which I missed most of.

    Good luck, put extra money in the meters, stay off the curb completely and keep your registration up as well as insurance. Don't let it overlap if you switch companies, all problems on this show where people were caught, cars impounded,  no stopping in no stopping zones, tickets given and paychecks end up no longer your.

Yo Meredith !

   Viera that is. She is so kool. This is a lady who is down to earth and has lived a life of loving a man with a debilitating illness. See, it isn't all about money. She stands with her husband, sits by with stays with him and most of all loves him. Meredith Viera is one classy lady and I know many men are the same. This isn't a gender thing, just a good person thing.
    We hear so much Crapola about Hollywood stars cheating, divorcing , drugs and alcohol. While that's real life issues, it just sticks out more because of the celebrity in these people. I would love to win a million dollars if just to do good with it and sure, help a few family members ad maybe buy myself an SUV or small truck. Cars have always been my downfall. You must have money, good friends or something better to maintain a decent vehicle.
   But what would you do with a million? I'd be very happy to show you what I would do, so just send it to my pay pal at Doozybags. I'll send you a surprise in return.

Trouble With The Curve & Taken 2

       Do you know what's it's like to sit on the edge of your seat watching a movie, and feeling like you're right there? Well that's how it was tonight watching both Taken 2 and Trouble With the Curve.
     I took a teenage by with me as he was supposed to go out with someone who canceled on him, so off we went. When I arrived at the movie I wanted to go to, Frank Theatres, they were closed. In my haste to leave and having checked the time, I didn't look close enough for an exact location. So I quickly turned the car around and went to a theatre closer to me. Definitely not a Frank Theatre, but good enough and The Trouble With the Curve was playing too.
    Paying for tickets for Taken 2 I never said a word to the boy about seeing a second movie. Once inside, anxious, checking my time for the show to start I thought about my son Mike, how we always liked the same movies. Liam Neeson stared in this and other movies my son and I saw. It was Mike who called me from Nebraska to tell me, "Mom you have to see Taken!" I did and now I saw Taken 2. Packed with an unexpected twist, but so cool, I was very glad I went. Lots of action, cars smashing, faces smashed and Liam winning. Nothing like Justice.
     Finally it ended and we left to get a sandwich before home. Then I said to this kid, so ya wanna see, Trouble With The Curve? He snapped his head around, yeah!!! We went in, and the theatre was empty. It stayed that way throughout and we yelled back and forth, got up and danced and laughed. This is a movie everyone should see. It gets as many stars as a family movie can get. Clint Eastwood, still is a very good actor, and his co-stars, Justin Timberlake and the young lady who played Clint's daughter were simply very believable. I was surprised by Justin Timberlake and enjoyed his acting ability.
      This movie, The Trouble with The Curve, shows how some people really do get what they deserve and no, I won't say who and what I mean. So go, get up and go see it. You'll be glad you did. It was a good day.

That Tattoo Kid HYS 1368

      As I was leaving a store this morning and ready to switch hands to open the door, a kid was coming in at the same time. He steppd back and held the door for me. Right away I noticed his tattoos, his hair and his smile. I looked him in the eye and said thank you as I did very much appreciate it. He had a big tattoo running down his left arm and more on his right arm. He had very short hair, blond in color and a wonderful small smile. 
     The numbers and letters in the title are close to his license plate. When a kid does something like that, when he could have easily just walked in and let me hold the door, he should be noticed. He stood out to me today. He drove a small black four door vehicle and got off at the Delco plaza exit. How many of us think tattoos mean a certain kind of personality? Well not for me and not today. That gesture made me feel good all the way home and now again as I write this.
      Before I left the store, I noticed a girl and boy, not a man and woman although they may think so, standing in line with pajama bottoms on and a tank top, and the boy with a tee shirt. The girl had the boys name on her neck, high up so everyone could see it. Isn't that wonderful, now everyone knows she loves Eddie. I really wanted to tap her on the shoulder and tell her that too many Eddie's are, well.... just try to get that tattoo off. Isn't love great?