Do you know where your gloves are?

[Nyboy]

Once while sitting in my grandfathers car, he asked if I would get a napkin from glove box. I opened the door and a explosion of Burger King Napkins, straws, coffee stirs, and ketchup came flying out.

 

[Smart Red]

What's in my glove box? (prior answer was fabricated, of course). There is the zippered manual package with registration papers and proof of insurance zipped inside. There is a nearly useless old map of Rock County, Wisconsin, a small spiral note pad, two pens, one pocket (or glove compartment) knife, a key with no known home, and several napkins I save for nose blowing while driving.

Nothing really strange, but I do clean that out from time to time.

 

[Carol Dee]

Not much. Owners manual, proof of insurance, registration and some fast food napkins and straws. And as someone else said the console is another matter. A ring I have never worn! Napkins, kleenex, bank envelopes, CDs, spare change, pencil and pen, scratch paper and dust. (Lots of dust!) Old proof of ins. papers (why do I not toss those when I put the new one in?)

 

[Nyboy]

Funny How we keep keys with no idea what they are to. I have a bowl of keys no clue what they are to, yet I willn't throw them away.

 

[Larisa]

Pen, notebook, card, audiobooks, advertising from cafe and a lucky stone .

 

[majorcatfish]

Funny How we keep keys with no idea what they are to. I have a bowl of keys no clue what they are to, yet I willn't throw them away.

now thats the honest truth ....glad i am not the only one to do that ....

 

[majorcatfish]

@Nyboy dont forget you have an oil change appointment tomorrow morning!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Nyboy]

Yep I have it written down. I blew the engine on a 4 year old mustang convertible. Boy did that hurt was lucky to get $2,500 for car.

 

[Smart Red]

OMG! What an expensive lesson in oil changing and car care. Spouse trained me better. When my BFF1 asked her repair man how often she should check the oil in her tractor and tiller, I said, "Every time you start it." which is what I do. The repair man told her to listen to "your friend, there."

My car -- I know I should be checking it more often, but it is always full when oil change time comes round.