Joining In / Staying Out

To start this blog off, I wanted to be a little different. Check out the latest moto Jeep has created in their commercials; "I Live, I Ride, I Am ... Jeep." This video is located in another blog called "Sunchasers."

Jeep.

Just your average four wheel drive car that has the ability to go off-terrain. Although it may not be the most luxurious drive you will ever have, it is one of the most exciting.

People who have Jeeps know the feeling when they drive down the street. The feeling of every pot hole that you hit and every bump that does not get absorbed into the shocks of the car. To be honest though, when we purchased our Jeep's, we knew what we were paying for. Not luxury but excitment, and although I do not have the Jeep Wrangler, I have a Jeep and still feel obligated to beep at every other person driving a Jeep, simply because of the logo. Although there is nothing special about this logo, it still is a symbol that holds many drivers together. I do not know half of the people, more like seventy-five percent of the people who I wave to when I drive my Jeep, but I don't care. And neither do they.

Having a Jeep is different becuase it is more of an outdoorsy type of car and that's why I like it. I cannot say that I am much of an outdoors person because I am not one to just go outside and spend the majority of my time hiking or playing in the woods, but in my Jeep I feel like I am and it takes me away from the reality of everyday life of class and work.

To those of you who drive a Jeep you know the feeling. Sadly, I sold my 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee this evening, but with a little help from my parents, we are looking to buy another Jeep in the near future.

"I Live, I Ride, I Am ... Jeep."