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Now the left side of my car got hit today :o(
Comments (35)Glad that it wasn't a bang on the driver's door, girl! Not long after I got this car, I thought that I went into an intersection on a green ... and a car that came through three lanes hit on the driver's side ... but back at the back tire area. I was ... substantially ... very substantially ... thankful! It seemed to be the general concensus that I'd run a red light ... but I figure that he ran a yellow, as when my car had been turned around about 180 degrees - there, staring at me through the windsheld, was a green light, in the same direction that I'd been travelling ... and if I'd run a red light, it should have been red! Anyway - I also like to pick spaces in parking lots where I can drive out (but must confess to being a bit too lazy/(mis-guided?) to back into empty spaces). I hear that a bit of a longer walk is good for one's constitution? By the way ... did you say that the grandkid is wanting a car? Hhm-mm-mm-m! Hope that the rest of your weekend goes better. I, too, value my wheels ... and one needs be extra careful around here, for if one in 70s or higher is in a fender-bender or two, one is liable to get a letter from the Ministry of Transportation to say that they are cancelling one's driving permit. We have a discussion session of about an hour and a half with about a dozen others, with a test of knowledge and signs, with some being selected for a driving test, every two years after age 80. ole joyful P.S. As I was fairly sure that there were still quite a few good miles in that little 20-year-old Mazda that I'd bought only a few months earlier, after the accident I chose to repair it, at a cost larger than I'd paid for it ... partly for environmental reasons, as it costs a great deal of scarce and precious fuel to dig iron ore from the ground, smelt it, then carry it through all of the manufacturing operations ... plus add quite a lot of petroleum-based plastic, to build a new one, but repair is mainly a lot of work. In addition to the amount that's added to global warming ... and pollution. o j...See MoreDS & GS should be hitting the slopes about now!
Comments (7)GS took classes last March at Breckenridge, and have advanced classes this trip. He did pretty darn good last year, from what his daddy said. I checked the temps and it's quite cold, compared to last March. I feel certain there will be lots of snow, due to the recent storms. Please wish them well!...See MoreHubby came home and thought he hit it big - for Christmas that is.
Comments (30)I would fill those boxes. I love to give (probably too much) at Christmastime. We save heavily for the Christmas Holidays during the year with a saving account at our bank. We also give money along with gifts to spend on the after Christmas sales. Hubby and I give each other gifts. We give children and spouses and grands and great grands each a gift. That is why we save heavily during the year, and we LOVE doing so. Oh, forgot! The dogs and grand dogs, grand cats get presents too! There are only two great grand cats that are in the family and we get them some kind of interactive toy the great grands can play along with their kitties. We always find out from the mother or father what is something they would like. Can you tell I love Christmas time!!??...See MoreThis hit home with me....
Comments (34)How do you make a full and meaningful life when you can’t do so many of the things you once did? I wonder, what will I be like when I'm old-old? I don't think I'll be the same as I am today. My siblings and I are in our 60's, the 'youth' of old age. Sometimes we discuss where we want to end up. One sib in particular insists the home she chooses must have tons of varied activities on site or within walking distance. Well, that's fine for when you're independent but when you're "old old" ... I don't think I'll care. I think I will be content living in a calmer, more self-contained, "smaller" world. I say this based on observing my dad and his assisted living neighbors. Bookwoman I haven't clicked your link yet but will; I am interested in other people's thoughts on the subject....See More- 6 years ago
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