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The owner of this beautiful car 

was a sweet faced ESL teacher. 

She smelled like springtime and 

dressed like Snow White.   Her 

name was Josephine.

Upon receiving the gift of this pleasing to the 

eyes driving machine Josephine became JoJo. She 

updated her style of clothing becoming very 

fashionable in designer jeans and Manolo 

Blahniks. 

Her new car gave her the confidence to travel this 

country to experience sights, sounds and smells 

that will enrich the lessons she plans for her 

students.

Wearing her orange flowered hat that resembled 

a flying saucer( but matched her car), Jojo 

headed to the Kentucky Derby. The crisp 

fragrance of hay, leather and fresh cut grass was 

her first sensory encounter at the Derby. The 

sight of the majestic surroundings of Church Hill 

Downs filled her with exuberance and 

anticipation.   By the time the band played My 

Old Kentucky Home, to start the race Jojo had 

tasted her first sweet refreshing Mint Julep. She 

screamed her lungs out watching the most 

exciting 2 minutes in sports.  

Jojo's journey continued to the State of 

Missouri, on the trail of Lewis and Clark. The 

St. Louis Arch provided an amazing view of 

the Mississippi River. The antiquated elevator 

system that transports you to the top of the 

Arch   made a Racket of Crunch,Crunch, 

Clack, Clack, and finally a loud BOOM 

before it stops at the top.   The only thing 

Jojo could say was "Phewee" as she wiped 

her brow getting off and stepping onto the 

observation deck.   Here she had her breath 

taken away by the visual image in front of 

her.   The height of the Arch gives an 

incredible perspective of the mighty river.

Jojo and Lucille continued heading west, 

planning on stops in Yosemite Park and 

Hollywood California. Jojo planned to return 

to school with many first hand accounts of 

life in the United States, to enhance her 

lesson plans and benefit her students.

The gift of the inferno orange Camaro, 

lovingly named Lucille giving so much more 

than just a ride. 

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