Barron Hilton -- On the Road Again

TO CELIA, #17. Thank you for your gentle response to my comment about the Johnsons. I appre4ciate it. According to reports, Casey was, for the most part ignored, particularly, toward the end of her life. My mother was a diabetic, much older than Casey, whose left leg was, eventually, amputated above the knee. Needless to say, it was a horrible and devastating experience for her and for our family. Slowly, this terrible disease claimed her magnificent beauty but not her magnificent soul. Until the day God called her home, she continued to display grace and dignity and, not once, did we hear her ask, "why, me?" Throughout this terrible ordeal, our family held her hand and reminded her of how much we all loved her and how blessed and honored we were to have her in our lives. She understood. Casey was diabetic. She was very young and probably did not take care of herself as she should have. Nevertheless, she died tragically with no one to hold her hand and tell her how much she was loved, NO ONE!!! According to reports, she lived in meager surroundings with hardly enough to "get by" on and, without the necessary utilities. This is unforgivable behavior on the part of her family. Attending a ballgame was more important to them than waiting for her body to arrive for burial. Some say it was "tough love." Nonsense! The projection was, "we don't care!" They turned their backs on this young girl and someday, life is going to turn around and bite THEM. That's the way life works. With God's loving arms wrapped around her, Casey has finally found, peace.

If that's an E550 I'm Dr. Z. And I'm not and it can't be. An E550 has a V8 and rectangular exhaust pipes and sounds a lot meaner than the one in the vid. The car in the vid is definitely an E350 with a V6.

So kids, no need to be jealous. An E350 is a pretty crappy ride, even by US standards.