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Really appreciate you posting this song. Touching song, feels close to our situation, even made my wife cry. (Not sure she was too keen on the second vet in a month, but now the car has extra meaning).
the dealer doesn’t remember what branch of service, I’m going to try to look up the owner’s detail when the title gets to me and put the proper military logo under the hood somewhere.
Regardless of the branch of service I'm sure all current and former military members appreciate your thoughts and actions. Semper Fi.
Your new Vette is very similar to mine. I didn't catch if it was an auto or manual. It appears that you're adapting to the car and community quite well. May you and your family enjoy many miles in it.
I just finished reading the whole thread and have to say that you are one first class individual who really has his priorities in order. Thank you for sharing your story, it has really made my morning and made me think twice before I complain about anything. Guys like you really make this forum great. Keep the posts coming.
Regardless of the branch of service I'm sure all current and former military members appreciate your thoughts and actions. Semper Fi.
Your new Vette is very similar to mine. I didn't catch if it was an auto or manual. It appears that you're adapting to the car and community quite well. May you and your family enjoy many miles in it.
Manual!!! The Turbo is auto only, so had to have manual for this one.
This next part isn't very C7-ish, but many of you have expressed interest in my son's well-being. Since Kaden cannot walk or talk, is a quadriplegic, legally blind, and can only use one finger well, we try to find things he can do and enjoy. Obviously car rides is one of them. The other is music. His ears are fine (thank God). So since i used to play some music back in the day, I discovered that some "live" music for Kaden can calm him down even while at hospitals, so I tend to travel with a guitar when he has surgeries (he has had 15 already).
So I have been making some "music videos" of sorts for him to always have access to on his device of us doing some songs together. This helps to calm him down if needed when i'm not around or out on a business trip, etc.. Also, its sort of an archive of my affection for him if I pass away before he does so he can remember these things.
Here is one of the videos where Kaden actually plays a bit of the harmonica, that was a stretch, but it was a lot of fun. Video is the best way to understand what someone is really like, so without further ado... Here is Kaden!
This next part isn't very C7-ish, but many of you have expressed interest in my son's well-being. Since Kaden cannot walk or talk, is a quadriplegic, legally blind, and can only use one finger well, we try to find things he can do and enjoy. Obviously car rides is one of them. The other is music. His ears are fine (thank God). So since i used to play some music back in the day, I discovered that some "live" music for Kaden can calm him down even while at hospitals, so I tend to travel with a guitar when he has surgeries (he has had 15 already).
So I have been making some "music videos" of sorts for him to always have access to on his device of us doing some songs together. This helps to calm him down if needed when i'm not around or out on a business trip, etc.. Also, its sort of an archive of my affection for him if I pass away before he does so he can remember these things.
Here is one of the videos where Kaden actually plays a bit of the harmonica, that was a stretch, but it was a lot of fun. Video is the best way to understand what someone is really like, so without further ado... Here is Kaden!
04-22-2018, 03:13 PM
He did a great job.
