Posted by donjr on December 23, 2011 at 09:44:27 from (71.248.76.90):
Took her to work again this morning. Was able to keep my big mouth shut until the first real curve, and after the wrench job, I had to remind her again to gently steer into the curve and through it. The speed dropped down to 25, and had to remind her that she needed to keep her foot on the accelerator and away from the brake to maintain a steady 40. She finally started to realize that, and didn't do too bad the rest of the way, until we got to a stoplight, and there was a car already stoppped in front of her. She hauled it in, and missed the guy's rear bumper by about a foot or so. Told her to try to park between the lines in the parking lot this time. Well, she got perpendicular to the curb, and on one of the lines first try. She backed out, corrected her steering somewhat, and managed to get in between the lines by about half an inch. I let her get out and go on in to work. I've had gray hair for a long time, now. I wonder if Mom is gonna like it white. At least gray still has some color to it----BTW- Her little sister just turned 5 today, and is more blonde than this one. She wanted to know if she could start driving now---
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