It happened yesterday. For almost half a month I've been keeping an eye on the odometer, making sure that I wasn't going to miss this special occasion. Saturday I made my weekly trek to Brent and Amber's so that I could do my laundry and I saw that it was about it turn so after dropping off my cloths I took a spin around the block then went to the church parking lot of photograph the occasion of it going from this...
...to this...
Afterwards Brent and I took apart the dashboard and he barely pushed in a group of wires and the gas and oil lights began working again. It's only run out of gas twice on us since the lights stopped working but now, hopefully, it won't happen again.
3 comments:
So glad that you you involved all of us who have enjoyed the scooter so much in that memory.
YAY! I am so glad you're blogging! It helps me stay up on what's going on in peoples lives SO SO SO MUCH BETTER!
Hooray!
Love it! I thought it had 100,000 miles! Ha! Now you see how well I can read. I love the key chain. I believe that is from my high school years running in North Carolina.
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