Catching up!

Ay caramba! Seriously I re-start up this bloggity blog thinking I have allll this time on my hands no that Adam's in school. But no, oh no, no of course life took a turn for the preoccupied and ever since my poor blog has been postless! 

Well I'm not about to let it go more than a month with out a post...and I'm not about to get all boring on ya'll! My last couple posts we're rants and raving about used cars and car lots...eh-BORING! 

Honestly though that experience was a real hard reality to learn. Those posts definitely applied to my blog in the sense that my marriage and character we're quite frankly being tested. Now that's a post worth bloggin' about...gotta leave room to remember the difficult lessons in life. Not for the purpose of bitterness of course but for the sheer joy it brings to look back and see "victory".

God is God and I am not praise Him for that :D Now to conclude: Look forward to blogging some over due posts!

Pathfinder Prologue

Here are my final thoughts in regards to my previous blog.

Clarity is good. The Oregon Lemon Law pertains only to new vehicles. The The 3 Day Right of Rescission does not pertain to vehicles. With this I'm torn. I don't know if I can feel thankful for the Pathfinder, though it looks like I should be. Maybe with time I will be.

I am however certain about a few things. I'm glad I shared this experience with others, if this causes anyone to think twice before buying a used car then I've done my job. I'm not saying used cars are bad, I in fact, personally think they are better than new. A new car loses significant value the moment you drive it off the lot, and it depreciates so quickly its ridiculous. My personal advice is buy cars 4-6 years old, low in mileage from a dealer that is recommended and get a decent warranty.

This car lot dude was an experience few and far between for me. I has intended to post this prologue immediately. I see now how waiting was actually kinda cool. Since I posted  "My Path to the Pathfinder" new drama has developed...! And still I can say this: I have forgiven him. I have prayed for him. I hope good for him. I see myself writing a letter to this guy some day. God is just good like that.

P.S I'm selling my Pathfinder :D pretty much I don't want it.