Three Sundays in a raw the engine of my car is overheating all of a sudden. When it happened for the first time, I was driving to work, when about after 2 miles or 10 minutes of driving the sign "Check your gages" came up on the dashboard. Two minutes later I was parked on the hospital parking lot. I could see the antifreeze dripping. All shift I was worried about my car, then Jon came in to drive with me towards home. I poured more antefreeze in and drove all the way home staring at the dashboard watching the arrow. To my surprize it didn't overheat, the fan was clearly engaging. I was relieved, thinking that it was just a glitch in the system and my car is fine. I was driving the car without any problems the whole week, when on Sunday the car overheated again on my way to work. The sign came up on the dashboard on the same corner of the same street that it happened a week ago. This time I got to thinking that there's something wrong with the thermostat and called the shop the next day. But the car was driving fine again. So I didn't get to replace the thermostat. Guess what happened this past Sunday? Yep, on the same corner of the same street. What is this supposed to mean? I work every Sunday and cannot afford not to, so we'll see what happens on this coming Sunday.