Welcome and Farewell, if I may, let’s just say it the beginning of happiness and the end of sadness, . Or maybe we don’t know which would be the begining and which would be the ending yet. David spend several hours washing our old mate Holden Commodore today and his hard work, I believe with pretty much complicated emotion involved, gave it a shining look and very decent polish eventually. Inside, there is still the interior furnishing we have been always enjoying very much since the first time we met the car. But comparing to our new car, our sapphire 2004 Mitsubishi Magna ES model standing besides, his apearance looked so ordinary or say so sad.

I don’t know what I would feel when the day is coming to finally say “good bye” to him. He has been with us for the past three years and he is the first car we have ever had in our life. He made us exciting, made us feeling blessed, made us angry and also frustrated sometimes. He did dumped us on the road for many times; he did perform really bad when we’ve got mom and dad picked up in the Sydney Airport; he did make strange noise like an old horse; he did look a little bit ugly on painting and the color did get faded badly. But he never broke down on the high way from Canberra to Sydney, and no matter what he’s done, he never let us pay the extra towing fee from the place he broke down to our home, he never made us disppointed when we urgently needed him. And the most important thing is, he is the one gave the first driving experience in Australia to enjoy the life to the best.

Thank you and good bye. It’s hard to let you go and finish it in this way. We’ve got a new friend and we are going to look after him even better than what we have ever looked after you. We’ve got your pictures in our album, also your unforgettable image in our memory.