Oops

For those of you who know my husband, you have probably wondered to yourself how he keeps track of everything. Between full time jobs, part time jobs, business ventures, volunteering, and church callings, it can get a little hectic.

And, he doesn't keep track of everything -just for the record.

One example? Keeping track of what car you're driving. Not just which one of the two cars you actually OWN, but what car you drive, period.

He was running late to teach at UVU and parked in a different area then he usually does. I guess that threw him off when he was leaving to come back to Salt Lake City. He found a Subaru, opened the car door, threw his stuff on the passenger seat and started the car. Or, tried to start the car. It lurched forward, like a manual does when you don't have the clutch in. Only... our Subaru doesn't have a clutch. He was in the wrong car.

Same year and model (I never even asked if it was the same color), but the wrong car. He got out, found our car, and drove home.

So... if any of you drive a similar car to ours, there's a good chance your key might fit in our car, which is a little disturbing. But mostly, I think he needs to take some time off!