Needle in a haystack

It was bound to happen. I wasn't sure what I'd think when it did, but it wasn't bad. It sure looked out of place. But it was a good sign.

What's it all about?

As I walked through the local grocery store parking lot, there it was, parked beside a Ford F350, and a Dodge Ram. Yup, a Smart Car. I'm sure the owner was lost, and just passing through town. I can't see anyone in this town owning a smart car. Most people own quads that take up as much space as a smart car. I don't think it would take much to park the car in the box of one of the multitude of trucks that took up the parking lot. These trucks burn up as much fuel idling while the owners shop for pizza-pops, as a smart car would burn driving the two hours from Edmonton.

Or maybe there is a chance that the car does live in this tiny gas guzzling community. And maybe there are a few people in town that do care....

But really, I'm sure the little Smart Car was just lost.