i like to take drives in the country. i like to read books that are in a series.
will you also do it when you grow up ? i already do ! i love driving in the country with them .
It sounds magical! What color is your car? it might be good! I read that black cars get statistically speaking into more accidents because they are harder to notie I do! I am reading all the time. How about you? I recommend Jack Reacher, it never disappointed, besides one book about his dead father What did you read? Does it have a yellow cover? I think I saw it at shop and instantyl picked it up because it had a yellow cover and yellos is my facourite color
I have a white car. I was going to get a black one but they didnt have any in stokc I've never heard that before but those are some crazy stats. Do you like to read? I do like reading. i prefer series but havent found a good one lately wow. havent heard of that one but sounds similar to one i was just readin Lone Wolf, from 2012. It's really good Well yellow is in between green and orange so that makes sense
currently it is black . how about you ? so what do you want to do when you get older ? sometimes . i prefer to read about the cars . what else do you do ? never seen it . maybe i will check it out . what else do you like to do ? fifty shades darker i seen the first so i had to see this one no , its really , really yellow ! do you work ?
It's pink. My childhood choice is this! It reminds me my childhood. I have never had an accident. Been driving for 22 years now I do read occasionally, do you? ha ha ha.  Its a good book for sure! I read "The Cat and the Hat"! It is a very intellectual and soothing book. That's a great color
Mine is black. I love it! I also really like Honda's luxury brand, Acura. They make some really nice cars too! I tink middle income countries have the highest rate of death from accidents I do like reading. Lately I've been reading about Hanukkah music. Cool, But heroine acting is good Lone Wolf, from 2012. It's really good Well yellow is inbtween green and orange so that makes sense