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The Eagle Feather in a Car
June got her money exactly 30 days before me. She had withdrawn all the cash and closed the account her mom set up for her. The sight of an eagle feather hanging from a rear view was really something. Here's what having your own ride means where I am from. You find yourself at a dealership you are walking into the great American dream.
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