The life of a Corrailite (miniseries)

I don't like Hummers I prefer Range Rovers and I have one Rangie!

That is more like a bus than a car. :affraid:

It's a Humvee that's converted into suburban use. What do you expect?

That's your house Thomas

I prefer a Toyota Avanza.

I am stilling in the Range Rovers.
Mine is like this:

You drive, or what?

No, my father drives but I can drive ,too (but in my property).

MiguelLeal wrote:I can drive ,too (but in my property).

lol

Drive a bike is easier.

That car is probably the size of some British houses.
Anyway, we're clogging up the thread, lol.

976 wrote:Drive a bike is easier.

You can't drive a bike, you can only ride it.

So what happened in school?



It so happened that Sara had met a guy. Mike was a baseball player with the school team, with good grades and all of that, so much so he was poised to become valedictorian when he graduated.



When they met, they instantly connected. They were often seen hanging out together at Sophiane Avenue, the shopping area in Highvale.

Even Joanna seemed not to mind. She felt such relationships were constructive, especially when Mike looked like a good person with a bright future. She herself had begun on a "revitalisation" campaign to try and explore the place she was living in. Highvale was great, but how did the suburbs look like. Was there anything special around?

The mobility the Yaris afforded gave her the excuse to cruise around and explore the city more.

She left the Highvale city centre and drove to South Claireville, a small suburb which fed into Highvale.



This suburb had a special landmark. The old Highvale Airport was temporarily being used as a general aviation field, while the terminal was being pulled down.



She took a particular interest in the general aviation area, with its assortment of helicopters, fireplanes and light planes.



As well as the threshold of the old runway, largely closed to traffic.

She also took other shots of the city:





Then, as a way to stave off boredom, she also took up long-term stock trading, at the CI&CI (Corraile Industrial & Commerce Index)

Interesting - so I guess Sara is pregnant?

Never said that

Again, Intresting story!