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Old 08-06-2008, 09:25 PM #9
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Ok, I'm happy that you all know about these things. My mom has been insisting that she can ONLY use that placard in MY car. My dad has been wanting to use it in his car since he prefers his car (an automatic...my car is stick)

Tonight, we went to join a local fitness center. The Judo academy that my dad used to work out at is located there now...he's finally gotten into good enough shape to get back into Judo again. So, we were checking out the fitness center to see if we wanted a family membership. (they've got 2 pools and about 4 hot tubs...I wont use the hot tubs, but, they have TWO pools!)

We took my dad's car, and it was so much easier to park up close for my mom with her placard. Went to get something to eat after, and the hostess at the restaurant was confused because we werent in my car. She usually sees my car and immediately gets a table ready for us. Showing up in a different car confused her.

and the best part, is that I wont ever have to go fishing behind my glove compartment for the placard when my mom loses it.
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