Putting It Out There

It amazes me what people want everyone to know about themselves. I am particularly surprised by how public people want to be with their bumper sticker messages.

I was driving Abby to the high school the other day and I ended up behind a car with those family stickers, the one that has a figure for each member of the family. You know the ones. Well on this car there were EIGHT cat stickers. EIGHT. It was her and 8 cats. Yes. I want you to know I AM the crazy cat lady.

And there is this other car I've seen around town, big shiny SUV, without any trace of a sense of humor that proudly displays the curly letter initials on it's back windshield. Nothing unusual there, except the stickers are SOB. I think, does she not realize? She has to realize... maybe it's a joke? But the only other sticker on her car is a small SC flip flop decal which is also very common around this area for a certain crowd. So I guess she's okay with having the worst initials ever.

And then there's this other car I've seen a few times. It's one of those cars with over a dozen political stickers littered all over the back. The left half of the car had hard core Republican Conservative and Tea Party stickers. The right half displays Dixie and the South Will Rise Again stickers. And I thought good for him for getting the message out so clearly - tea party folks want the Federal government DESTROYED.