My father, Morley B. Christensen, was Chief of Construction and Maintenance for the Bureau of Public Roads, which was first part of the Department of Commerce, then the Department of Transportation. He oversaw most of the construction of the Interstate system until he retired in 1968. I refer to him as the midwife of…

The Toyota Camry of trailer parks: the Mustang.

“Right now” used three times in one paragraph. That’s some fancy writin’.

Aw man, the orange 911T brought back memories of my young dude days. I had a 911E (not as cool) the same color. The wheels were stolen once and the whole car was stolen once (but recovered with the wheels missing and the ignition punched). I got tired of worrying about it and traded it in on a new first generation GTI.

There are no bad colors, just colors used badly.

There’s just something about proofreading.