Three things to remember when driving a soft-top Audi
Kate ShrewsdayImage from all-audi-images.com It is the first time I have had to drive my husband’s soft top jewel-green Audi. He hovered round the ironing board as I ironed the children’s clothes for the day. I wore a frown. It was to be a day of thorny meetings and tetchy negotiations, and I think my unconscious addmitted what my conscious wouldn’t. The shirt I was ironing, I realised half way though, was dirty. Maddie had put it on the wrong pile. I can’t blame her: the clothes piles in this house have attained epic proportions. I glared at it, and bowled it overarm towatds the washing pile in disgust. Oh, yes, there was my husband standing by the ironing board. “A few things about the car,” he ventured. Moody silence from spouse weilding iron. Phil chose gamely to continue. “Two things you have to remember. And this is important, so you HAVE to listen.” He has become familar over our 20 years with that look of stormy focus. He knows it means the int







