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Published on 21 June 2006 in Journal. 6 Comments Tags: , , , , , .
I am, in fact, alive and well, if lacking in new and interesting news. The last week has involved a lot of shopping and driving and general preparations for the big cruise. This year my parents are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary by taking the honeymoon they never had, and they're kind enough to take my sister and I along. We'll be taking a Carnival lines cruise in the Caribbean with stops including San Juan, St. Thomas, Aruba, Dominica, and Barbados. Our plane leaves Sunday and we'll be back on the Fourth. I expect to have grand adventures to report--snorkeling! rum! rainforests! coconuts! sugar cane! sunburns! rum!--and pictures to go along with them. My research indicates that, although I am not permitted to drink onboard the ship, I am of legal drinking age in the ports we're visiting--with the possible exception of Dominica. I haven't managed to find information on the legal drinking age there because Google is convinced that what I really want is information about the Dominican Republic. In any case, the important thing here is that I get to enjoy visiting the rum distilleries more than, say, my little sister. And mostly it's so that I get to enjoy making Pirates of the Caribbean references just a little more often. :-P Anyone interested in getting a postcard from the Caribbean should drop me a line at gnome[at]silver-starlight.net with the appropriate information. I will try my best to be good about doing that this time. In car news, we hit 301 miles today, which means that the engine is officially broken in and long distance road trips are now permitted. This is good because, once we get back from the cruise, Mom and I (and probably my little sister) will be taking a road trip up to Ithaca, New York in order to locate an apartment for me. Exciting times.

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Here's the end to the great car-shopping saga. Of course, it's been more of a saga for me than for any of you because I haven't written down every niggling detail. But in any case, I'm now the very proud owner of a new 2007 Dodge Caliber SXT: My new car After some online searching and a fair amount of luck, my father and I located a suitable model about 70 miles west of here. Actually, the two models I'd specced out online were sold the night before Dad called to ask about them. But an identical one had just come in on the truck, and that's the one that I got. Dad (and I) got the insurance and financing worked out--and I spent Mark's last couple of days here and the rest of last week struggling with my excitement. On Saturday we drove down I-40 to sign the papers and pick up my shiny new car. I've put about 100 miles on it since picking it up, and, to borrow a phrase from McDonald's, I'm loving it. It's quite nice and comfortable without having a ridiculous load of bells and whistles (although I'm still scratching my head over the beverage cooler). And it's somehow just the right size, especially the driver's wheel. Every time I sit down to drive somewhere, I find myself enjoying more than the previous time. The driver's view It's gotten a good reaction from everyone else, too. My mother seems more comfortable in it than in her van--although part of this may have to do with her not having to worry about me wrecking her vehicle. And, to my amusement, one of my little sister's friends just poked her head in my room to inform me that I have "a really pretty car". How funny! I've started doing a few little things to personalize it. I've got a Case School of Engineering sticker in the back window, and there's a Case license plate holder waiting for my proper tag to arrive. I'll have to swing by Cornell's bookstore when I'm up in Ithaca to get a Cornell sticker, too. There's something of a debate raging in the household as to what the car's name should be. The current two choices are Remy and Rigel. Remy is based on the fact that the car is a Dodge Caliber--think Remington rifles--and Rigel is, well, the brightest (blue-white) star in my favorite constellation. The aerospace engineer in me leans toward Rigel, but Remy is an easier diminutive. Yeah, I know that anthropomorphizing my car is sad. My sister and I went a little crazy with the picture-taking today, but I consider that an effect of having waited so long to take them. The guilt got to me. It's been raining here a lot lately, which makes it tough to get pictures. But I have them now, so go take a look.