My Observation! Blog 10

I can see it now; Meg and me cruising in her Cobalt, with the windows rolled down and the smell of her Macintosh Apple air freshener in the air. Her car is absolutely adorable. The color seems to fit her personality very well; the blue is a very bubbly blue, just like her. It makes me see blue in a different light. I have always thought that blue was drab and boring and now I see how it shimmers in the light, even when it's really gloomy outside. Her car is just a two door, so it is fairly small, but still an eye catcher. When I see her car it makes me think of the summer and how much fun she must have driving it. Her car has me pondering why I chose the car I did instead. Her car would make more sense since it would definately get more gas mileage and still would give the wow factor. I recently noticed that on the back of her car there are four big tail lights. They are a very bright red, almost like the Macintosh Apple air freshener. They really stand out to me. I wonder why I had not noticed them until the second time I had gone to observe it. Her car is still really new so it makes me wonder if it still has a hint of new car smell. That is one of my favorite smells. It is so fresh and smells like it had just rained on a hot summer evening. My grandparents always have a new car, so it kind of reminds me of them. I just cannot get over how bright the blue is. It feels undescribable to me. It's a mixture of a deep blue sky with a hint of midnight blue. It makes the perfect combination like mixture for chocolate cupcakes (my favorite). I noticed today that her car was parked right up to the building as if to say, " I am the boss." I wonder if she arrived early today because I could never snag such a great parking spot. How early would you have to get here to get a great parking job, maybe I should try getting here earlier. I bet her car does amazing in this horrible winter slush. Her tires probably glide right through it with ease. I wish it was that way with my car, mine is terrible in this weather. After observing her car, it makes me think a little more about the potential to this little blue car.