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Skriven 2015-03-31 11:17:36 av Janis Kracht (1:261/38.0)
  Kommentar till text 25366 av NANCY BACKUS (1:123/140)
Ärende: Re: weathering weather 27
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Hi Nancy,

>> So was it a new one off the lot, or a previously enjoyed one...?

>> New off the lot.. It had 20 miles on it Lol

> Nice.  :)

Yeah :)

>>> some cars :)  Anyway, we told her white was fine .. so that's the car
>> Well, there are some nice greens, like the forest greens and such... ;)
>> They aren't all that crazy lime-green... ;)

>> True, but white is what she brought over to us hehe

> So that's the one you took...  :)

Yes, if it was a nice warm summer day, we might have wandered around the lot,
but geez, it was SO cold that day :) :)  And the car was not day-glo-green Lol

>> At first I balked at the idea.. I mean, who could possibly NEED heated
>> seats.. then I sat on it and realized "this is nice" hahahaha   And
>> like I said, certainly that day when it was so cold I couldn't believe
>> it.

> I rarely use my heated seats... just once in a while, when things are
> very cold, and so am I, I've actually used it... My passengers have used
> theirs more...  The dual-side temp controls have been useful when I have
> an elderly passenger, so that I can give them more heat and not overly
> toast myself...

I can see how that is nice.  When we bring Toby (my black lab) home from the
vet hospital this week, I'll make sure it's turn on in the back... at least at
the first level (there are three).  Poor dog just had major surgery, but he's
doing well thank goodness.. He had a huge mass removed from his abdomen, and
another smaller one removed from his stomach.  The one in his stomach cracked
me up.. it was a piece of cloth!  These labs really do eat everything and
anything they find.  Ron and I are betting it was a washcloth or something like
that!  The huge mass was a concern because it's removal could have caused
excessive bleeding, but it wasn't attached to anything so he really lucked out
there.  He had some others in his mouth, one small on his liver, so all will be
sent for biopsy.

>>> Hopefully the computer-specific stuff doesn't
>>> give you grief down the road...

>> Anything like that is going to be under warranty so I don't worry
>> about that so much.

> How long is your warranty...?

I let Ron worry about that :)

>>> The owners manual is too heavy to pick up btw... :)
>> But you did get it, right...?  ;)

>> Oh yeah.. it's in the glove compartment.  It really is huge.  Ron
>> brought it inside to read about various features.  I lifted it again to
>> see if it was as bad as I remembered, and yes, it is very heavy (g).

> It might be some interesting reading... Find out about "toys" that you
> might have on the car...  :)

Yes, we've been reading it and checking it out... had to for the phone/gps,
etc.

>> Yes, flu vaccine with no needles or doctor visits, etc. I can't argue
>> with that :)

> It may not be tailored towards what this year's varieties might be, but

Seems half the time, the pros don't nail it exactly right anyway from what I've
read.

> it seems to work out fine for you all the same... :)  It probably works
> as well as the Tamiflu if you happen to pick up something, too...

Yeah, think so ;)

Take care,
Janis

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