See I was thinking that but there are a lot of "ifs" with the worth $6500.... No body damage, no inside damage, no engine or transmission problems.... Etc. They're really picky. If I could find one then I so would do that but I don't want to spend that on a car for them to maybe not take it... I spent a little bit of extra money over a month ago to have all the stuff fixed on my car that they're picky about. I've just had so many problems with the car I had that I want something new so I won't have to worry about getting it fixed for a little while.
Sorry, just saw this! It's probably too late, but I concur with everything @gofriars610 said. There really isn't anything besides food trucks super close to the mall.
One of my best friends since pre-k has been in a relationship with an Indian guy for about 5 years. Although they're not engaged or anything yet we've loved discussing with the two of them what they're future wedding will consist of!
This friend is engaged to a Vietnamese guy, so they are having two ceremonies on back to back weekends. A traditional Indian ceremony in Charlotte, where she's from (which actually takes place over three days), and a traditional Vietnamese ceremony in DC, where he's from. But there are touches of both cultures in each ceremony.
This friend is engaged to a Vietnamese guy, so they are having two ceremonies on back to back weekends. A traditional Indian ceremony in Charlotte, where she's from (which actually takes place over three days), and a traditional Vietnamese ceremony in DC, where he's from. But there are touches of both cultures in each ceremony.
She promised her parents she would keep to as many traditions as she could, and it's been so cool to see how she's adapted them to 2015. For example, her parents actually had an arranged marriage. My friend and her fiancee were obviously not arranged, they met in their dorm freshman year, but her family still presented him with a "dowry" a few weekends ago. Traditionally, that would have been the first time the couples and families met, but of course they are all old friends now. Her family presented his with several gift baskets of fruit, cheese, meats and chocolates (where traditionally it would be like gold, land, money, goats, etc.) They formally "exchanged" gifts, and then just turned it into a big ole joint wedding planning weekend.
I gave her a hard time and ask what would have happened if his family rejected her. She said she had some backup goats to offer them just in case
I told my friend she was worth 10 goats, minimum!
