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 YAY!  We found me a car!  It's a 1997 Ford Taurus, it is a pale blue color.  It runs great so far and is a very nice ride, definitely has more power than my malibu 4 banger had :-).  Only one issue so far, I stopped at Maverik (gas station) to get a drink this morning and it wouldn't start when I went to leave.  Hubby thought it was a loose connection on the battery, so I wiggled the connections and it started.  I took it to Auto Zone and they said the battery is bad.  Rob thinks they were just trying to sell me a new battery.  Rob cleaned the contacts on it and added water to it, and it's working fine so far (fingers crossed it will keep working).  The car does have a dent in the drivers side rear door, but it's not that big. 

Also have come to the conclusion that when I am super anxious about things I throw up.  :(  I was nervous about the car starting today when it was time to go home.  I tend to obsess over thoughts and things that are going on.  I was obsessing tonight about how long the battery is going to last.  So Rob suggested I either dance to some music or exercise.  I chose dancing to music, and surprisingly enough it helped soothe the anxieties I was feeling.  Which is a good thing.  So I guess that's what I need to do when I am obsessing and thinking about things. 

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