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A couple days ago I noticed that my "check tires" light was on in my car. Now, I'm all about keeping this new (ish) car in good shape, because apparently I wasn't very good at that with my last car--being that it died before 100,000 miles and I had cupped tires from never (read: not even once in seven years of ownership) checking the tire pressure. You could probably say I'm as hyper-vigilant over this new car as I would be if it were my firstborn child.Realistically, however, I can't afford to just take this thing to the dealership whenever there's a problem. I'm less than a year into my real-world big girl job, and believe myself capable enough to learn how to change oil and address tire pressure problems. So, today's something new was that I put air into my tires all by myself. Quik Trip has free air (as it should be, in my opinion) and eHow is surprisingly useful. Blog fodder? Likely, no. Awesome independent girl, take-care-of-myself accomplishment? Absolutely.
Awkward but useful |
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