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Friday, April 03, 2009
Always Get Out of the Car
By Internet Handholding @ 1:10 AM :: 949 Views :: 0 Comments :: Article Rating :: Life
 

Picked up my niece from school today, and after annoying her for a bit, I stopped by a couple of stores looking for something.

She said, "I will wait in the car."

I told her, she should always get out of the car.

"Always get out of the car" is one of those entries in my version of that book that we all keep of Rules To Live By.

Even if it is only for a minute, I always try to get out of the car. It makes me feel like I did something.

My niece reminded me of a story my dad told.

My dad had a factory in Live Oak. For fifteen years he drove 70 miles each way to and from work. He built the factory from nothing to a big operation with hundreds of workers.

I used to work there in the summers and on school breaks. From the outside all you could see were the corrigated steel walls. Inside was an impressive place with hundreds of sewing machines, cutting tables, a warehouse of fabrics and thousands of finished shirts being shipped.

One day when we were coming back from a trip, my dad thought he would swing by the factory so my sisters could see what my dad had been doing all these years. He wanted to show off his factory and made up an excuse that he needed to pick up something.

He pulled up to the factory door and said, "Do you want to come in and see the factory?"

All they had to do was open the car door, get out and walk ten feet to the factory door.

"Nah, we will wait in the car," my sisters said.

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