The other day.She gave birth to her third child, a son.I am happy to report that a few days later, the day of her discharge from the hospital finally arrived. Because of the corona, I was not allowed to be present during the birth, nor to visit her after the birth and during her hospital stay.My husband can finally meet his oldest son for the first time on this day.So he agreed to pick me up from his home by car.
However, my oldest son and I are going to spend a little more time at my parents' house, so after they pick me up, I will be dropped off at my parents' house instead of at home.
Car to drive when leaving the hospital = first car my son will ever drive in his life.So I wondered what my husband would pick me up with... I wrote about this in a previous post, and you all gave me a lot of predictions. Thank you!
So, the correct answer to your concern is...
Oh my gosh, I didn't think it was GT3!
Not only is it uncomfortable to ride in, but it can only accommodate two people! ...I mean, I can't even get on it...(*_*)!
If my husband came in with one GT3 and said, "I'm going home with my son, so you can take the train home by yourself.I think I would throw a rock at the GT3 and yell, "BAKAKARO!!!! I'm sure I'd throw rocks at the GT3 and yell(W) because of the hormonal imbalance after childbirth., ,
Not indeed (laughs).
My eldest daughter also wanted to be present at the discharge that day, and my mother-in-law came in a notebook with my eldest daughter, so I could ride in the notebook and return safely to my parents' house.
But as expected, my mother-in-law also told my husband, "Eh! Why are you going with two people in a car! Why don't we all go in one car with the notebook!He said that he had said...(Of course.)
My husband had prepared for this day by purchasing a genuine Porsche baby seat. Still, I am envious that he can already drive a Porsche 911GT3 when he is only 5 days old. I wonder if my son did something very good in his previous life.
."I didn't expect it to come in GT3.My husband had this to say about it.
When you think of the last car in your life, you think of a luxurious hearse. This time it's the opposite.
The first car you drive in your life has to be the most memorable car you'll ever own.
I wanted to give him a ride in the best car we have at home. It's a once-in-a-lifetime thing.
And.
I see...now that you put it that way. I think I understand my husband's feelings, even though he will never remember this since he is only 5 days old. I would be happy if he becomes a MT boy who drives this GT3 in the future, but I don't know how it will turn out, so I hope I can continue to create opportunities for him to experience sports cars and Porsches while keeping an eye on him.
