I was one fortunate lad. I was able to ride a limo yesterday. I thought it was great and it's really a once in a lifetime experience. Not that I am an ignorant when it comes to limos, its just that I never think of riding one even in my dreams. Aside from them being owned only by tycoons or rich people, I never really liked how they look like. Lol. Call me anything you want but I am really not a limo fan. Not until yesterday.
We were invited to attend a special program and were asked to do some write ups for a particular event. But since I live outside the metro, the owner of the firm who needs our help decided to summon all those who live a bit far from the vicinity using his own limo. I was shocked when it parked in front of my house. I thought it was a funeral car at first haha because its very long and it is black. I was even more shocked when I got to enter the car. It was uberly beautiful. It was stunning, it was fantastic and it was gorgeous. I have already said hundreds of adjectives synonymous to beautiful that moment and they were laughing at me because I really looked ignorant haha. I got to sit near the driver (because I'm the only male that time, the others are yet to be fetch), and by that I learned a lot and got some of my questions answered.
The limousine's name is Gimmo, named after the already dead dog of the owner. He said the car is usually used only when the whole family is complete and they need to travel around the country. The limo is actually an American-made Lincoln Town Car. It has six doors, 5 flat backseat tv, 2 car-only laptops with 5 PSP or PlayStation Portable. The car is so smooth traveling along the metro's busiest roads. It was so comfortable that I did not notice we already arrived in our destination.
As I stepped away from the car, i looked at it and told myself this will not be the last time I will ride a limo! Lol. And wishes do come true. And its pretty fast. Because that very same limo gave us a ride back to our homes after the event. Aahh, what a great day it was!
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