Recently I've rediscovered the joy of having my own car. It's the best and I didn't realize how much I'd missed it until I experienced it again. It's the best.... Dallas, that's my new car, and I have already traveled a lot together, but something I decided was that passenger seats are not for purses. Placing items in the passenger seat, for one, is just a temptation to be distracted while you drive which is unsafe and there's plenty of guilt tripping commercials to tell you all about those so I won't waste your time. If you're really feeling an itch to watch some or just have too much free time on your hands here's a link to get your fix--> https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=don%27t+text+and+drive+commercial
Moving on, have you ever gotten into someone else's car and they have 50 million things in the front seat and you feel like the biggest inconvenience ever? That happens to me all the time. So, when I got my car I looked at my shotgun seat, which has often been empty, and decided that I would always do my best to make sure that seat was available. Always vacant for the friend that needs it, the person that needs picking up, the unexpected ice cream run, ready for adventuring! My purse, groceries, shopping bags find their place in the back seat, along with my buckled in stuffed trunk monkey. Because passenger seats are for people not for purses. They are for people who need pick-me-ups and for smiles and for having fun. Not for another reminder of the next item on my to-do list or of the fast paced life I live. It's for real life.
Passenger seats are not for purses.
Sincerely <3
Kate
