They have an online appointment service where you type in the date and time you would like to go in and your contact information; seems easy enough. After 3 attempts and no contact back, I called the dealership on Monday morning to schedule for that evening for an oil change. The gal on the phone took my last name and asked if the vehicle was a Hyundai; I told her yes and she said, "We'll see you at 6pm." I shared my concern with the online appointments not working and was told, "Well, sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't." So I said, "Maybe the service appointments shouldn't be offered that way if it doesn't work properly." I really doubt she cared. I arrive at the dealership just before my appointment time and drive through an overhang that says "SERVICE", there isn't a single sign that says to "stop here" "pull forward" or anything. 
Not wanting to be rude and leave my car in the middle of the area, I park in the lot just on the other side of the overhang. I'm getting out of my car when a man calls out to ask if I'm there for service. I tell him yes and he instructs me to pull my car back around and park under the overhang. Well, that would have been a lot less annoying had there been a SIGN. I pull around and he meets me with paperwork; where he makes a comment, "You've never been here before I take it?" He takes down the vehicle information and we step inside. I'm tucking a few things into my purse and the man asks, "Did you take the keys out of the vehicle?" I tell him I was putting my phone and camera cord away. He stretches to look over my shoulder at my car. I feel like I need to turn around to see what he's looking at.... HE LOCKED THE KEYS IN MY CAR!!! He tells me he's going to give the VIN # to the service guys and they will cut a key, but he mentions it will extend my visit - UMMMM it takes Walmart about 2 seconds to cut a key. I go out and call Doug and share my story so far. He can't believe they locked the keys inside either. I hang up and go back inside. The man finishes my paperwork and asks my last name. I spell it for him and he asks, "Wendy?" I say, "No. April." He then tells me they have my appointment booked under Wendy's account. The gal that took my appointment must not have thought 2 people could have the same last name and the same make of car. It's a one in a million shot I tell ya! So he fixes that. And while fixing that tells me when he took the VIN# back to make the key the service guy said, "I can just break into her car using a slim-jim; is your customer standing there?" He tells him I'm standing there and gets a reply, "Oh, well we'll just cut the key then." Finishing the paperwork. He apologizes again for locking the keys in the car and tells me, "We'll get you going as soon as we get that key cut, unless you want to walk away and we can break into it." I sat outside and called Doug to tell him what was happening and I'll be home even later - at this point I'd been waiting 20 minutes for them to cut the key and was told the oil change would take an hour. I stayed near my car until I saw them use a key to open the door. Waiting for the oil to be changed, I paced outside and told my mom the story too; telling her the car just might explode if they work on it. I think I made the guy nervous pacing around. I was pretty bored so I took pictures since I had my camera. I found a bird's nest in the Hyundai sign. 
My car was finally pulled back around, in one piece and even cleaned. The man brought me to the cashier and apologized for the situation again and said he would pay for the oil change. See, there is a light at the end of the tunnel, but sheesh. So that, my friends, is why we could change the P to a T.
Then we all went outside, it was such a beautiful day! 
Debbie wanted to take photos of everyone; she got some really cute pictures! While we were outside I was taking photos of ants Kevin found. 
Here are a GaGILLION ants on fire. Any questions?
Glenn and Chuck had a spring hunt instead of an egg hunt - Glenn was trying to get the most throttle out of his Cushman - the orange thing Doug was riding some posts ago. 
Then we ate an awesome lunch and took home tons of leftovers - our refrigerator was already overflowing from our trip to the store. Then it was time to make some noise! We were shooting potatoes (and other random things I was putting in too - carrots, M&M's, radishes, etc) up the hill and the second photo is a "dud" that plopped out instead of firing out. Imagine the sound of squeezing frozen OJ out of a cardboard can and the slurping sound and plop at the end. That's as close as I can describe it. My mom laughed so hard and had to run to the bathroom so she didn't pee her pants; Doug laughed even harder at her. We all laughed for quite a while. 
I got a picture of Chuck for Doug, he gets a kick out of the guys' mustache. 
Then we headed back into town, dropped my grandma off at the nursing home, and headed to Doug's family for the second half of our Easter day. Hey, do you think I got too much sun on my arms???
This is Doug's buddy - I tell Doug it's his buddy. It's the biggest grasshopper I think I've ever seen. It was hanging onto our screen the other day when I opened the door. We know it's the same grasshopper we've seen before because it's missing a back leg. We think we hurt it when we were digging up some plants.
Becky, Christy and I headed out to the Farmer's Market and bought a bunch of fruit and veggies. While we were there I saw a rug that matches the colors in our house. So, when Doug got out of work (I didn't want to buy it without Doug liking it too) we ran back over there and got the rug for our living room. 
mmmmm.....a chocolate covered pineapple bunny
She has always gotten us Easter baskets and this year she decided to do something different. She told me I needed to be home to get the delivery and the delivery company would more than likely call before they arrived. So, I'm sitting and waiting. Not really sitting around though. I'm a domestic engineer as a side job, so I'm doing our household chores.
I told my mom that if a pink, fuzzy bunny knocks on our door to sing to me, I'm going to shut the door. She laughed pretty hard, so I'm assuming it's not a singing bunny.
Here is the oven in the house..jpg)
Here are a couple more pictures I thought Doug would enjoy. I'm sure he wouldn't mind if we had rooms that looked like these. Although, the carpet in the first picture below is awful; Doug has better taste than that. 
Oh, by the way... If you don't hear for me for a while, it's because the FBI came and broke down the door and took me away because of the online searching I just did to find these pictures.
For all the ladies out there: you can even buy pink guns.
The Replacements
That's So Raven 
Hannah Montana 
It all ends with The Suite Life of Zack and Cody
If I'm confessing about cartoons, the I'll just let it all out there! I haven't had cable for years and Doug married into my cable-less life; luckily he doesn't seem to mind. We have lots of DVD's. 
Jacob Two-Two
Dragon. While looking for pictures to post, I found out I can order a plush Dragon doll. Oh, Doug would just LOVE that! I think this is his least favorite of all the silly things I watch. 
My Friend Rabbit
Sitting Ducks. I think my mom would get a kick out of this cartoon. She had a rubber duck bathroom; I don't know how she fit everything in the bathroom. You couldn't imagine how many duck things she found. She even found The Wizard of Oz figures as ducks.
Pecola. They live in Cubetown, that's why their heads are all square. 
Miss BG 
Babar and Rupert. I watch these when nothing else is on.
