Comments on: Harder to boogie down the highway…. http://dorier.mosiejczuk.net/2008/04/30/harder-to-boogie-down-the-highway/ "...Another traveller on the road to Kingdom Come" Thu, 08 Jan 2009 21:46:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Pamela http://dorier.mosiejczuk.net/2008/04/30/harder-to-boogie-down-the-highway/#comment-157 Pamela Thu, 01 May 2008 17:51:30 +0000 http://dorier.mosiejczuk.net/2008/04/30/harder-to-boogie-down-the-highway/#comment-157 So beautiful, so fashionable, so svelte! (It's a good picture of you, too!) Seriously, though, we need to revive that hairstyle. Nothing better in the world. And can you still get shoes like that? I'd love a pair. You looked fantastic. So beautiful, so fashionable, so svelte! (It’s a good picture of you, too!)

Seriously, though, we need to revive that hairstyle. Nothing better in the world. And can you still get shoes like that? I’d love a pair. You looked fantastic.

]]> By: Dorie http://dorier.mosiejczuk.net/2008/04/30/harder-to-boogie-down-the-highway/#comment-156 Dorie Thu, 01 May 2008 13:17:17 +0000 http://dorier.mosiejczuk.net/2008/04/30/harder-to-boogie-down-the-highway/#comment-156 Hi Mike- I think I lucked out in the car department because I was the youngest and a girl. My father was a worrier.I think he felt better knowing I was tooling around in something not likely to break down. We did the same thing when our daughter started driving-opted for a more expensive, but hopefully dependable car. Michael's first car was a Corvair from the wrecking yard!(heehee-remember what Ralph Nader said about those?) His dad got it running and it served him well until he went into the Navy. I guess it ran okay, but the floorboards had rusted out, so driving in rain and snow was an adventure! Hi Mike- I think I lucked out in the car department because I was the youngest and a girl. My father was a worrier.I think he felt better knowing I was tooling around in something not likely to break down. We did the same thing when our daughter started driving-opted for a more expensive, but hopefully dependable car. Michael’s first car was a Corvair from the wrecking yard!(heehee-remember what Ralph Nader said about those?) His dad got it running and it served him well until he went into the Navy. I guess it ran okay, but the floorboards had rusted out, so driving in rain and snow was an adventure!

]]> By: mike http://dorier.mosiejczuk.net/2008/04/30/harder-to-boogie-down-the-highway/#comment-155 mike Thu, 01 May 2008 02:01:40 +0000 http://dorier.mosiejczuk.net/2008/04/30/harder-to-boogie-down-the-highway/#comment-155 Great car Dorie. My first one was a 1964 Chevy Impala. I got it in 1971 and we (me and my parents) paid 400 bucks for it. I loved that car. In the winter of 1971 there was a bit of a gas war in the town I was living in in northern Michigan. I remember this because I was working at a gas station and the local paper snapped a picture of me pumping gas in someone's car. The price of gas on that day was .28/gallon. The average price around here right now is $3.54 a gallon. Thank God I am not driving much these days. Great car Dorie. My first one was a 1964 Chevy Impala. I got it in 1971 and we (me and my parents) paid 400 bucks for it. I loved that car.

In the winter of 1971 there was a bit of a gas war in the town I was living in in northern Michigan. I remember this because I was working at a gas station and the local paper snapped a picture of me pumping gas in someone’s car. The price of gas on that day was .28/gallon. The average price around here right now is $3.54 a gallon. Thank God I am not driving much these days.

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