Our oldest daughter is about to turn 16 on Saturday and just recently got her driver's permit. She was in no hurry so we did not push. I encouraged her to ask her dad or my niece to let her practice instead of driving with me. Unfortunately, I could not get out of it today. I had no excuses left. It was daylight and we were not in a hurry to get home. We were on familiar roads. I so badly wanted to say no. You have to understand what exactly she was asking before you judge me too harshly. We live on top of a mountain. The road going up is very winding and has two hairpin curves. Most people who come to visit the first time ask if there is a different way out. There is, it just takes longer. I laugh and reassure them it's not a big deal when you get used to it. Today, I said " Are you crazy - that road is dangerous with all those curves!" I was really nervous and trying not to grip the armrests. Well, we made it. She actually did fine. Unfortunately, my oldest son reminded me he will be fifteen in 3 months and will be driving next. I think I might require tranquilizers to attempt that ride.
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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2 comments:
I can imagine how scary it is to have a child driving..but I also wanted to say she is absolutely stunning!! Now to keep the boys away too
Aves
I have to agree with Aves, she is absolutely gorgeous!
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