What is in the trunk of your car?
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Monday, March 14, 2005
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A box of pictures, a spare tire and jack, some gym clothes, a bag of plaster
mix and probably some other stuff.
At the moment the car is in the body shop and the contents of the trunk are stacked between me and my trusty washing machine.
My husband has an assortment of tools for repairs-on-the-road.
I insist on a blanket and a small first aid kit.
Why? Who are you looking for??
I'm afraid to look! The trunk monster might get me!
--posted by Tam, who forgot her password.
I'm afraid to look! The trunk monster might get me!
--posted by Tam, who forgot her password.
I'm afraid to look! The trunk monster might get me!
--posted by Tam, who forgot her password.
If you ever need to find a place to stash the body that's in the trunk of your car, Karen from Milltown would be the person to ask for help.
That's a joke, people.
A toolkit and some inflatable pool rafts left by my grandkids.
I've got a folding camp chair, a snow shovel, a box of paper that's blank on one side for my nephew's school, a picnic blanket, a quart of motor oil, a bungee cord, and a collapsible box to put groceries in so they won't spill out of the plastic bags.
Assorted garbage that needs to be cleaned up.
jumper cables, spare tire and jack, bag of pop bottles to return (10 cents each), a stroller, an ice scraper, an empty plastic halloween pumpkin, an empty toolbox
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