Blog: Introducing The Tisha Lee!!! Wowee!!!

Let me start out by telling you a few things about me:

• I am not flashy.
• I am not sporty.
• I am cost conscious.
• I have a license.
• I don’t drive.
• I don’t like to drive.
• I live in New York City with convenient, extensive, easy and affordable public transportation.
• I work from home.

That’s about all you need to know about me to appreciate this blog.  With all of that being said about me, and all of it being 100% true… LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT MY BRAND NEW CAR!

On the morning of May 2, 2017, I flew home from Charlotte after a wonderful p2P LIVE Event in Asheville.  I had called my son while in transit from the airport to home so that he can be waiting outside to help me with my luggage.  As I was paying the taxi, my husband called and was talking to me on the phone.   I was fumbling with my purse while my son took my bags out of the trunk and carried them to the porch.  A brand new Lexus was sitting in the driveway.  At the time I saw it, I had no idea it was a Lexus and didn’t know exactly how new it was.  I just knew it looked really new and pricey, and my son was standing too close to it.  I was trying to talk to my husband on the phone while yelling at my son to get away from our neighbor’s car.  Little did I know, this car did not belong to a neighbor.  After much confusion, my husband explained that the car was, in fact, all mine.  He said it was an early birthday present.

Fast forward a bit.   I love my new car.  I would have never purchased this car for myself.  I surely would have purchased a used car.  That being said, I am very appreciative that my husband went out of his way to get me such a lavish birthday gift.   He has clearly realized he is married to a Queen. 😉

Every great car needs a name.  I decided to call my sweet ride Tisha Lee.  I went to sleep the night I received the car and the name Tisha Lee kept coming to mind.  I don’t know why, but I thought it would be a cool name for a car.  It also honored the legacy of my three deceased grandparents – Tisha Mae Andrews, Dora Lee Lucky and Eddie Lee Lucky.   I know the three of them will keep me safe.

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