I am the father of a driver. 😲😵😱
I am the father of a driver. 😲😵😱
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WHAT
ReplyDeleteWHAAAAAT
ReplyDeleteI can’t even drive.
ReplyDeleteSlowly in a circle in a church parking lot, but a driver nonetheless.
ReplyDeleteHooray Abb!
ReplyDeleteHaha me too!
ReplyDeleteI remember when she was just a little girl. I feel old now.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Go girl!
ReplyDeleteRichard G how scared are you about Noodles driving from zero to "the oil refinery is too close to the motorway"?
ReplyDeletePaolo Greco you've played Tartary, you know how I think...
ReplyDeleteIn the before time.https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/x92WfzJBGtOM7C3pOFx-SKMizW705pqDoySHf2yIjg6XupFK1o5vhvlYffP5q1nrt4rEhw_bPu4
ReplyDeleteWhaaa this is too much
ReplyDeleteYou all and your f ing dreamboat linear time movement!
ReplyDeleteGood lord
ReplyDeleteOh man!
ReplyDeleteso, you're starting with the basics, doing donuts in the parking lot? I approve.
ReplyDeleteChurch parking lot, Matt.
ReplyDeletewaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat
ReplyDeleteYikes. What. How.
ReplyDeleteOne of the most useful things I found when teaching my kids to drive:
ReplyDelete"Where the vehicle is now is usually not that important. Where it's going to be a few seconds is incredibly important."
That thought made huge difference in how they drove: they started looking ahead more and focusing on where they were going rather than where they are.
leave 2 seconds from the car in front.
ReplyDeletebecause that’s your reaction time
”waaaaaat no way I can react way faster than 2 seconds”
and do something useful that makes sense of multiple factors and gets you out of trouble? Like I know you can stamp on the brake faster than that but is that the right thing to do?
“oh yeah good point.”
Richard G that sounds really like a conversation you'd have with Noodles.
ReplyDeleteGood work, Abby!
ReplyDeleteI'm another Whaaaat?
ReplyDelete(Well done, Abby!)