A Driving-Purposed Life 
Years ago someone asked me what I wanted on my tombstone. I replied, rather flippantly, "She drove girls."
At the time I had a 1989 red Ford Tempo with 189,000 miles on it, of which 188,000 of those miles I was sure had been used to drive girls—to the mall and to volleyball practice. To softball games and the mall. To the mall and youth group at church. To the beach. To Taco Bell. To school. ...
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