I am worried about my parents potentially choosing to stay put in the House in the Detroit suburb of Warren, Michigan that we’ve lived in since September, 1990; and have tried many times to move out of for so many years prior:
I am worried about my parents possibly rekindling their relationships with my mother’s family, relatives of mine that I’ve never liked; relatives of mine that were never ever, ever, ever intended to be in my life; and relatives of mine that I never ever, ever, ever want to have in my life going forward:
I am worried that I could wind up living with my sister and her husband. My sister and I can not get along living together under one roof, as my sister and I have very different personalities; and my sister’s husband is not my cup of tea. If my sister being married makes her happy, that is fine. But my sister’s life and marriage with her husband is not to ever be intertwined with my own life.
In other Universes, my sister’s husband is another child that my mother’s brother Garrett, and his wife Wendy had after their child Andrew “Andy”. Also, in other Universes; they are distantly related to modern NASCAR Driver Matt Kenseth, and his son Ross.
The terrible homes owned by my mother’s parents, as well as those owned by my sister and her husband in this same, equally terrible neighborhood in the Detroit suburb of Warren, Michigan; are as equally terrible as the house that we have attempted to move out of for decades; and I am worried that my parents could elect to stay put there for the rest of their lives:
Moreover, I am worried that my parents could acquire any more Minivans.
Beginning in the mid-late 1990’s, as my parents became cerebral, grew more practical, and and began to set goals and make purchases based on practicality, and not on impulsiveness or for emotional purposes, my parents had adopted, and became infatuated with Minivans.
Spanning a decade and a half and less so as of the time of writing this post; my parents were besotted over a NS Plymouth Voyager, a U-Platform Oldsmobile Silhouette, and the related U-Platform Buick Rendezvous that they’ve owned; a Pontiac Aztek that at one time, they aspired to own; and they were infatuated with a used WIN88 Ford Windstar that they had once acquired and owned for a few years.
My parents were infatuated with Minivans and the related Crossover Utility Vehicles (CUVs) as they were with my mother’s family. So much so, they considered transporting people from my mother’s family in these Minivans and CUVs as one of their ideal ways to spend time as a family. In part and parcel, my mother’s entire family were my parents’ idea of a perfect family.
During the time my parents’ owned their Minivans, they were wholly against Pickup Trucks and Recreational Vehicles (RVs). and they argued that a Minivan is more practical and cost-effective for hauling things than a Pickup Truck with all of its rear seats folded down or removed altogether when compared to a Pickup Truck; that taking long car rides and trips in a Minivan and staying in a Hotel or in a Bed and Breakfast is more practical and cost-effective than owning a Recreational Vehicle (RV), or even a Suburban. a Four-Door Tahoe, and a Full-Size Van that is a Conversion Van; that a Minivan is more practical for transporting a family than the large Station Wagons that were once emotionally important to my parents and remain emotionally important to me, the owner of this very Blog; large. Truck-based SUVs such as a Suburban. a Four-Door Tahoe that were also once emotionally important to my parents and remain emotionally important to yours truly; and Full-Size Conversion Vans, which also remain as important to yours truly as Volkswagen Transporters and Recreational Vehicles (RVs); and a Minivan is also more practical to transport one’s self and one passenger in than a traditional Passenger Car. and any two-row SUV or CUV because of their low step-in height, and inexpensive Insurance Rates.
My parents’ ownership of, and infatuation with Minivans was gruesome for yours truly, the owner of this very Blog; as seen in the photographs below:
Yes, I am worried that instead of having a Pickup Truck any longer; that my parents could replace it with an RU Chrysler Pacifica, an RL6 North American Honda Odyssey, an XL40 Toyota Sienna (a North American market-only vehicle); or a KA4 Kia Carnival.
Most of the time whenever I interact with God, the past that never came to be; and my past that actually happened, come back into being reality.
That is, where my parents and I each own more GM B-Platform Station Wagons, Suburbans, and Volkswagens and Audis, since an earlier time; we’ve moved out of the house in the Detroit suburb of Warren, Michigan where my parents have lived for over 30 years in reality, and into a House within the area of Oakland Township, Lakeville, and Leonard Township, Michigan on acres of property under one roof with my Paternal Grandmother, we are much closer to my father’s family than my mother’s, and we have a Sub-Compact or Compact Tractor, or the very least-a Front Mount Mower that looks like a Sub-Compact Tractor with it’s operating area turned around. and the operator facing the Mower while sitting inversely over the larger-sized Rear Wheels.
See these earlier posts: Spending Time With God Is Both Blissful And Beatific and The Things That Matter The Most To Have In Order To Have A Happy And Successful Life
Also, see these earlier posts regarding my everlasting concerns regarding the late 1990’s and the entirety of the 21st Century (to date), going forward: The New Year (As Of The Time Of Writing This Post), And The New Decade That We’ve Entered, One More Note Regarding The New Decade That We’ve Entered, An Example Of The Whack-Job People That Exist In The 21st Century, and Another Trend That Has Been Present Since The Beginning Of The 21st Century-Documenting One Selves’ Life With A Webcam
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