Breastfeeding Bumper Sticker
Yesterday, I braved the deep freeze — one of the coldest days here ever — and drove to my Honda CRV with my rental car to take everything out of it so I could sell it.
As you might have read, I decided to let it “retire.”
Somehow that sounds better to me than saying that it finally died after 18 year.
Because it didn’t really die; it still has several more years in it. And today I sold it to a guy who is going to fix it up for his nephew.
Of course the car died with bags and bags of donations for the community center in it, plus it’s amazing how many children’s books and business cards and coupons and juice boxes accumulate in a car, so transferring all of those with freezing hands into the rental car was no fun.
But it was somewhat cathartic to clean out the car and make it look good for the last time.
I’m so proud how great it still looks after 18 years. And I felt like I owed it that after this many years.
The last thing: take off my breastfeeding bumper sticker: “I make milk. What’s your superpower.” I’ve gotten many thumbs-up for it over the year, most by men, actually, which is encouraging.
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Here is a similar breastfeeding bumper sticker on Amazon:
And here is another:
There are many T-shirts available with this slogan:
I used to have a funny T-shirt I loved wearing when I was nursing Landon that said “He’ll wean when he’s ready.”
I think these breastfeeding T-shirts are all hilarious as well:
I almost want to stick my old sticker on the new car, even though I haven’t breastfed in years.
I would still like to — and always will — promote breastfeeding and extended breastfeeding.
Should I stick it on the new car? Or get a new breastfeeding supporter bumper sticker? There are plenty of other ones out there.