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Thnaks for the list, Casey. No money for games until after the first paycheck comes in, I'm afraid. I'd feel guilty for buying games when I can't cover the rent in full.

Thanks. And I'll look into that Zelda game.

When I had to have that emergency repair done last year in NH, they screwed up a bunch of things, plus, a previous owner of my car (I'm the third owner) had a trailer hitch installed that was too big for the car and that caused a lot of problems, too. But I have over 250,000 on it, and I put almost 100,000 on it myself, so not complaining. It was a good car, just wish I could have kept it longer.

As for Street Passes at the park... probably not so much. It's more of a hiking park than a picnicking park, lots of families with little kids who make them leave the electronics at home.

I'll have to check out Joanna Newsom.

Cars are black holes that suck your money. Sigh. Hope yours was an easy and inexpensive fix.

I really liked ToX, I think it's my second favorite Tales game. One of the reasons I'm liking ToX2 so much is because all of the original party are back, plus a few extras.

Actually, it's because you can't keep them clean. I do know a lot of people with white vehicles, but they usually look a dingy shade of grey all winter.

There doesn't seem to be a standard color up here. My dad owned a black one, a blue one, and two dark red ones that I can remember. Me, I always preferred GMCs, much to my dad's horror.

Joe, an advantage you have not living in the frozen north, lol. The reason Subarus are so popular in the Northeast is because of how well they handle in snowy and icy conditions. Subarus are now the seconf-most popular vehicle in Maine after Ford F-150s.

Peter - yes, you missed the memo. It was in my last blog entry, lol.

That porter is amazing. 

And which one of the two songs I posted by Meteora are you referring to?

Matt, my Subaru has been the best vehicle I've ever owned - most reliable, most versatile, and most fun to drive. It's a station wagon with the heart of a sports car. The speed limit up here was 65 up until a few months ago, and I would frequently look down at the speedometer and realize I was doing 80 without even realizing it. It's comfortable, lots of cargo space, and is like a tank in the snow. I'm really going to miss it. Hopefully, I can find another Subaru that I can afford.

Thanks, Cary! Nom nom!