Don't worry. She doesn't. How do I know this? It's me. I'm her. Wait. I was driving that minivan! No, no...I wasn't drunk. I hadn't even been drinking, although in hindsight, this may have all played out better if I had been. You see, the problem with the "Drunk Soccer Mom", I've discovered - IT'S NOT HER CAR! Oh, you heard me.
Normally, I drive the vehicular love of my life: Fenway - The Green Monster. A four door Jeep Wrangler Unlimited. Manual. 4x4. I was meant to plow over everything in my pathway, both figuratively and literally in my life...so I got the car to accommodate this. The problem lies in the fact that the dork I married recently bought a minivan. I've driven it precisely 4 times. Each time, I somehow; arrive at my destination only to get out of his car, whoop and holler as if I just won the lottery, proceed to call his car a bitch...then I usually kick it.
Tonight was no exception. I went grocery shopping. The store is about three miles away. Three miles in which: I veered in and out of my lane, I forgot I wasn't driving a stick shift and mashed on the gas, stopped so short I now have a seatbelt bruise on my collarbone, and ended up pulling into 3 different spots in the parking lot - each further and further away from the store...only to leave the ass end of "The Silver Bullet of Death" [don't tell my husband I named his car that] precariously sticking into the lane about 2 feet.
I got out. I stood there. I stared at that horror of transportation. It was staring back at me. Noooo...I left the headlights on. How did I do that? I don't even know how to turn them on to begin with! I get back in. I attempt to turn them off. The wipers come on. I end up beeping the particularly gay sounding horn. I sigh.
As I am angrily stomping through the parking lot, I hear the couple behind me: "That woman must be inebriated. Thank god she doesn't have any kids with her..."
laughed so hard I tooted a bit, ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG I wish I were there to witness the pure intoxication of it all
ReplyDeleteI think you should stop calling your husband a dork. Make peace with his vehicle- it's going to be there for a while.
ReplyDeleteSadly, Anon - you don't realize that one of the very best things about my husband is his dorkiness. He owns it. And I am completely in love with it.
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