So this is how we went to town today. Sweet ole Rusty doesn't go very fast, 5 miles per hour top speed, but we made it!
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*Just kidding*
This is what we really took. However, someone did drive that buggy because it was sitting at the store when we arrived.
And this is what we were packing...
Feed for the chickens.
And our trusty first aid kit which has been a kid ouch-y saver on many of our adventurous outings.
We also keep old quilts, my Ergo and the stroller in the back.
This is what we really took. However, someone did drive that buggy because it was sitting at the store when we arrived.
Feed for the chickens.
And our trusty first aid kit which has been a kid ouch-y saver on many of our adventurous outings.
The boys have pouches to keep their goods in
My reusable grocery bags stay in the front so I don't forget to take them in the store. However 66% of the time I still manage to forget!
In the center console there are a few CD's from Family Life, Dr Dobson, Odyssey, shout wipes, sunscreen, a DVD, cell phone charger and spare change.
I am not a big fan of clutter so the Yukon stays pretty clean. We clean up after our selves each time we get out. Cleaning the car is also one of our weekly chores :)Thanks Jessica for hosting this again!
9 comments:
Yeah I forgot my reusuable grocery bags a lot, too - I'd totally keep them up front if my car were a bit bigger :)
Your car looks like how mine would look like in my imagination where we are neat and organized and own nice things - haha
good idea = putting the grocery bag in the front - mine is alwasy forgotten at home, it the drawer!
Also - added a new chore to my chidlren's chore chart!!
That's a good idea to keep the bags in the front--That might drive me crazy though.
You do keep a clean vehicle!
I'd like to have a horse & buggy for fun...
Love how you roll
Oh! This brought back so many memories. We used to live in amish territory and it was neat/pesky at times to have buggies around. Great pics btw!
Oh how I wish I lived near the Amish. My father picked me up a laundry basket and flower basket on his way through Iowa a year ago, but only to have more of them..
You totally had me going there - as that's nothing foreign for me to see. We lived in KS - and really close to YODER KS...where a lot of buggies resided. At first it was a shock but then it was second nature to see the buggies parked at the local Walmart and such. I'll be back to visit you - it looks like you have quite an interesting outtake on a lot of things I'm researching (homeschool, etc).
I like the color of your ride. And how organized it is!
Oh yes, the horse and buggy, I've seen more than I can count of those in my lifetime. Looks like you're a fellow Iowan, it's funny, I don't think people realize how many Amish are in that state.
I wish my car looked that organized.
Looks like your wheels are nicely organized!
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