Less than "bubbly" Model A spotted

Bruce

Bruce

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My middle daughter is working in Sargans, Switzerland. We email and talk (Skype) pretty often. Yesterday I got a quick email note from her, which read:
"Guten Tag Daddy! On my way to my German class a Model A passed me :) it was an ugly blue and looked kinda like Emma but wasn't as "bubbly."
Ahhhhhh, fatherly success! She still calls me Daddy AND she can spot a Model A an ocean and a continent away! She also knows to compliment MY Model A's -- in this case, our Deluxe Roadster which (who), is the perfect example of a "twenty footer" ... except with enough gingerbread, shiny bits, and authorized (by me) accessories to make you overlook her flaws. Obviously, according to Stacy, the European version did not compare.
I will not ask her to run down a picture (Sargans is not a large town) of the expatriot A because I don't want to learn that she's just buttering up the old man ... have you every heard a better description of a Model A Roadster than "bubbly?"
 
Ahhh, Skip.
You spoiled it! I didn't even teach her the difference between an open car and a Tudor!
 
Bruce,

Are you "sittiing" on the pot o gold at the end of that rainbow?

Congratulations on raising an informed Model A daughter, Daddy. She sounds "bubbly" herself.

If you're planning a Model A tour to Switzerland, count me in :>)

Richard
Anaheim CA
 
Now I've done it!
Here's my latest email from Stacy:

"Wahahoe!!!


I just read Skip's post! I totally know the difference between an open car and a Tudor!!! That wasn't the car I saw! I was in Chur not Sargans. There were a bunch of Porsches and a Belair (Spelling???) and a lot of motorcycles... I think it was for some event! Boo to you for thinking I don't know the difference! But that was the color blue...


Your offended middle Daughter"
 
That is one well put together website. Even I can figure out Galerie! Somebody puts a lot of time/love into that web presence.
 
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