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Well, "The Little Hottie" took a "Cruiser Of The Week" award at the Cruise Night on Sunday. That make 3 awards this summer with another VW show next week taking place in Vermont.
Some of my buddies call me a "trophy whore" or "slut". Not true!!!! Just like to show the gal (The Little Hottie) how much she's appreciated. The "Lady" is a little jealous and asks that I refer to her as, "The other Little Hottie," implying of course that she is the first. I have to remind her that she is 12 years older than the Ghia, thus making her the older Hottie of the two. Hopefully I won't have to seperate the two!!!!

Comments

Rowan said…
well, my guess, it's obvious, she's a beautiful car and is deserving of such titles. Aren't u proud?
10:09 AM
Em said…
uh, huh, Ill keep reading. You are not knew to this. If I were in VT, I would meet up with you at the show! I know nothing of car shows, but maybe we can figure a bloggers meet up. Mr. Nimbus, another blogger, is also here in Vt....in a couple of months, Im going to try and get one together. That is, if you havent maybe already made it to the blogger central in Philly.
11:01 PM
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