I also suggest seeing if you can get the DVD's. We missed a lot of the 1st season; hubby bought it for me on DVD.. wow, talk about being spoiled. It was awesome. I don't know if there is a way for me to burn it and upload online to share; I would gladly do it if I could.. I'm sure it's illegal. lol If you watch Grey's; you have to watch Private Practice too because you might miss something, like last season when Addison's brother had the brain thing and Derrick had to fix it. The men on Private Practice are also hunks. It's a great show, last season we liked it better the GA.

Oh no. I love the show too. I 'tape' it each week and watch it early the next morning, when my sleepless act kicks in. I fast forward through the commercials. I can't hardly watch anything in real time anymore.

The Mercedes "hood ornament", a three dimensional, three-spoked star in a circle, was spring-loaded in a gimbal-like mount in the 1980s and maybe earlier so it posed no danger to anyone or anything. Both MBZ and BMW only have flat hood crests now. I don't know what US cars have had over the years, I haven't owned any. Edit for PS - The Tesla-operated supercharging stations are appropriately spaced throughout the cross-country highway system. They're often at hotels and almost always very close to eateries so that a recharge can be done while eating a meal or spending the night. So, it's not so painful. For someone who often wants to drive 750 or more miles in a day, sharing driving chores while doing major distances, choosing a Tesla is probably a bad decision. Someone wanting to do a more reasonable 500 miles a day and do it for the adventure can easily do so without inconvenience. Most Teslas can also recharge overnight at one of the lower powered commercial charging stations that are all over and that are much more numerous than the numerous-enough Tesla facilities.

Along with heated seats and mirrors, my Audi has a heated steering wheel option that I love. Both the seats and steering wheel heat almost instantaneously. Although it's not as cold here in the PNW as some places, I love having a warm steering wheel most days/mornings of the year. I also wanted a back up camera, as I'm always delivering and picking up my grandson from school and those little ones can be hard to see walking behind the car. One feature I hate about this car, though, is they placed the bright headlight indicator on the lower left side of the instrument panel and, even though I'm not particularly short, I cannot see it without raising myself up to peer over the steering wheel. Not the wheel, but the center spoke/bar of the wheel; it hides the indicator. My good fried with a newer Volvo SUV says the same is true in her car...she can't see the indicator without lifting herself up to see over the wheel spoke. It also has the radio controls on the center console, so if you bump it or set your purse on the digital station settings, it whacks everything up and you lose all your presets. It's obvious that men engineer all these vehicles as the features are often not female user friendly.