Easter & your C6
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From: Allen Park MI
My handicapped son and I will drive my C6 tomorrow morning to a children's shelter in town to spend a few hours with the kids. I usually give a few a couple of rides but only if there's an adult I trust to look after my little boy.
It's a weird situation. The children like to see a Corvette and it's also good for them to see a handicapped child associated with the car.
I'm not sure about the psychology behind it all, but I believe it has something to do with "I'm down and out but I'm not handicapped physically" or something along those lines.
I don't judge anyone by whether their Christian or not. However, everyone who is graced with a corvette should live an unselfish life and realize just how lucky we are.
It's a weird situation. The children like to see a Corvette and it's also good for them to see a handicapped child associated with the car.
I'm not sure about the psychology behind it all, but I believe it has something to do with "I'm down and out but I'm not handicapped physically" or something along those lines.
I don't judge anyone by whether their Christian or not. However, everyone who is graced with a corvette should live an unselfish life and realize just how lucky we are.
Very nice. It's funny, you run into so much hate in the world (won't name names)
it feels real good to do even just a little something for others. Happy Easter all.
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From: Carrollton GA
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Happy Easter Razor and all those here on CF.
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From: lakeville mass
My handicapped son and I will drive my C6 tomorrow morning to a children's shelter in town to spend a few hours with the kids. I usually give a few a couple of rides but only if there's an adult I trust to look after my little boy.
It's a weird situation. The children like to see a Corvette and it's also good for them to see a handicapped child associated with the car.
I'm not sure about the psychology behind it all, but I believe it has something to do with "I'm down and out but I'm not handicapped physically" or something along those lines.
I don't judge anyone by whether their Christian or not. However, everyone who is graced with a corvette should live an unselfish life and realize just how lucky we are.
It's a weird situation. The children like to see a Corvette and it's also good for them to see a handicapped child associated with the car.
I'm not sure about the psychology behind it all, but I believe it has something to do with "I'm down and out but I'm not handicapped physically" or something along those lines.
I don't judge anyone by whether their Christian or not. However, everyone who is graced with a corvette should live an unselfish life and realize just how lucky we are.
HAVE A GREAT DAY WITH YOUR SON...
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From: Edmond, Oklahoma
My handicapped son and I will drive my C6 tomorrow morning to a children's shelter in town to spend a few hours with the kids. I usually give a few a couple of rides but only if there's an adult I trust to look after my little boy.
It's a weird situation. The children like to see a Corvette and it's also good for them to see a handicapped child associated with the car.
I'm not sure about the psychology behind it all, but I believe it has something to do with "I'm down and out but I'm not handicapped physically" or something along those lines.
I don't judge anyone by whether their Christian or not. However, everyone who is graced with a corvette should live an unselfish life and realize just how lucky we are.
It's a weird situation. The children like to see a Corvette and it's also good for them to see a handicapped child associated with the car.
I'm not sure about the psychology behind it all, but I believe it has something to do with "I'm down and out but I'm not handicapped physically" or something along those lines.
I don't judge anyone by whether their Christian or not. However, everyone who is graced with a corvette should live an unselfish life and realize just how lucky we are.
Very nice thing of you to do. I hope you and your son have a great Easter. And thanks for spreading happiness to others.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: FL
My handicapped son and I will drive my C6 tomorrow morning to a children's shelter in town to spend a few hours with the kids. I usually give a few a couple of rides but only if there's an adult I trust to look after my little boy.
It's a weird situation. The children like to see a Corvette and it's also good for them to see a handicapped child associated with the car.
I'm not sure about the psychology behind it all, but I believe it has something to do with "I'm down and out but I'm not handicapped physically" or something along those lines.
I don't judge anyone by whether their Christian or not. However, everyone who is graced with a corvette should live an unselfish life and realize just how lucky we are.
It's a weird situation. The children like to see a Corvette and it's also good for them to see a handicapped child associated with the car.
I'm not sure about the psychology behind it all, but I believe it has something to do with "I'm down and out but I'm not handicapped physically" or something along those lines.
I don't judge anyone by whether their Christian or not. However, everyone who is graced with a corvette should live an unselfish life and realize just how lucky we are.
Well Done & Well Said......
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Joined: Feb 2006
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From: Tucson Arizona
Good on you! Whether you have a Corvette or a Cobalt do what you can to help others....it does the soul good. 
You're right....the joy is in the giving.
I'm not a huge football fan but we all know about Tim Tebow (and often the media flack he gets). I can't remember which city he was in but apparently Tim had some free time. He had a local resident direct him to a children's hospital where he went (unannounced and without media attention) to visit with the kids.
You're right....the joy is in the giving.
I'm not a huge football fan but we all know about Tim Tebow (and often the media flack he gets). I can't remember which city he was in but apparently Tim had some free time. He had a local resident direct him to a children's hospital where he went (unannounced and without media attention) to visit with the kids.
Drifting
Joined: Jun 2000
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From: St. Louis MO
Happy Easter to all.
I am handicapped (Both legs amputated at the knee at 20 now 41) and people love the fact that I drive a corvette and think it's awesome. They want to see how the car is controlled with my hands and I show them. People love my sense of humor when they see my license plate. Corvette magazine did an article on me a few years back. Peace out.
I am handicapped (Both legs amputated at the knee at 20 now 41) and people love the fact that I drive a corvette and think it's awesome. They want to see how the car is controlled with my hands and I show them. People love my sense of humor when they see my license plate. Corvette magazine did an article on me a few years back. Peace out.
You da man! Beautiful VY Vette!!! Happy Easter
