Well everyone, this is a eulogy to our wonderful Camry...
Yesterday, some crazy deer got crazy, and ran my pretty little wife off the road. Luckily, she's tough as nails, has a bajillion guardian angels, and walked away. We are truly blessed, and the Lord was really watching over her. I told you guys she was something special :)
Anyway, we loved our Camry, and he defended my wife very well in her moment of need. As you can see, the area over her head and around her is in pretty nice condition! She walked away with a little war wound though. A can of fruit decided to take a whack at her cheek, and she's a little swollen there. I think the deer threw the can at her, but we don't have any evidence of that. The coward deer is still no where to be found, but I'm looking... Ashley's back and neck are also quite sore, but we will be getting treatment for that as well.
Our Camry was first born in 2002 somewhere in Japan. We have good reason to believe, he was delivered by a stork to San Diego, because he was soon adopted by a wonderful couple in the San Diego, CA area. There he grew strong and wise until he migrated with his new family to Cool, CA where he was able to thrive in the higher altitude of the Sierra Mountains. In July of 2006, Camry came to our home. He had wonderful gas mileage, comfortable seats, a beautiful color, and amazing safety features. He never failed to deliver the desired responsibilities that he undertook on a daily basis. Needless to say, he was extremely loyal to Ashley. Soon on the morning of November 2nd, he knew he would have his loyalty put to the test...
As Camry saw the deer in his headlights, he instinctively positioned himself to ward off any damage to the front left driver's seat. He skidded, pushed, pulled, flipped, and careened until with his last breath he was able to somersault to safety. It wasn't easy, but he served faithfully, and we will forever be grateful. He sacrificed himself just to see his mistress to safety, all the while never thinking of himself. He always said that being able to deliver her to safety would be just reward in and of itself because he would know her to be safe. He was a true Samurai of the Road. And with that, he will leave a legacy for all future generations of the Stahle Fleet... We will see you again oh Noble Camry. Bless your little 4- cylinder engine. You will never be forgotten. May you rest in Peace...










