That stinks
I know I'd be absolutely heartbroken if I had to give Rosalee back. I really can't explain the fact that I have a such a strong bond with my car. Rosie is like a 3rd child for me. I feel a strong urge to protect her at all times. I actually go out of my way to spend time with her. I worry myself to death if my husband takes her to the store without me, afraid he might not take as many precautions as I do to keep her safe. I watch closely when anyone gets in and out of the passenger's seat to make sure they aren't draggin their feet on the rocker panel, etc. I didn't want to let someone else change her oil because I didn't want their greasy hands all over her, besides the fact they might not put the right stuff in her. All of my friends and family keep saying "the new will wear off", but I have had several very nice new cars in my life and not ONE of them ever evoked emotion. They were just a means of transportation. So, Scott, I totally understand. And I'm very sorry for your loss. Where do I send flowers?
