I wear my sunglasses at night

I accompanied my mother to Salt Lake City today where we enjoyed the common tourist attractions as well as seeing how many brides we could count. It seemed like everyone got together and decided that today was the day. But, I'm sure almost every saturday is filled with happy couples who have just tied the knot between themselves and The Lord. I will blog about that experience another day, as well as share the many pictures. I have seen some pretty awesome cars recently, and I feel the need to dedicate some time to them. Starting from most common, yet still very nice: The first was seen today in Salt Lake City (I don't know what type of car it is) , and the second was an old VW Karmann Ghia spotted in the visitor's parking lot (across from the wilk)


The next best car was seen in the same parking lot at BYU, and I must admit that I do appreciate a nice Ford Mustang. I showed my mom this car, to which she replied, "oh yeah, I out-ran the cops with an old boyfriend in that car." So, finding nice cars in parking lots brings out the crazier side of people... or maybe my mom is just crazy. Yeah, that makes more sense.


My personal favorite car, besides the next one after this, is a nice Chevrolet Corvette. Mmmm, they look so good. They look so sleek and just plain sexy. You think my tractor's sexy? Lay your eyes on this baby.


This one is the ultimate dream car I think. I have loved Lamborghinis for quite some time, and it seemed surreal to see one casually parked outside of Tucanos a couple of days ago. It was breathtaking. I didn't know what to think other than, "oh. my. goodness."


Oh, and who could resist this beauty? It's just screaming, "Drive me, I'm loveable!"



Little do you know that under that tarp is actually this gorgeous thang:




So, one day I hope to own either a Corvette or a Lamborghini. And while I'm driving my dream car, you will mostly surely see me singing my heart out in the driver's seat. This was a candid video taken by my mom yesterday while we returned the car we've been borrowing over the summer. And, as luck would have it, that's where I left my sunglasses. And, the video is side-ways (my mom has a little bit of trouble with technology)