Rev. Paul
posted about his youngest getting her driver’s license. http://www.mooseintheyard.com/2013/09/stay-off-sidewalks.html
That brings
back memories. My oldest can’t drive. The middle and youngest learned to drive
in a 1979 Subaru Station Wagon. Some of my fondest memories are of teaching
them to drive on the back roads of the Pacific Northwest.
The youngest
got his license first. He is a natural. The middle son struggled. His mother,
living out of state, told him he would never be able to get a license. Way to
go Mom, build his self esteem. Grrr!
I bought
another “vintage” Subaru Wagon with an automatic transmission. Middle son spent
hours in front of our house practicing parallel parking; what he failed on his
first attempt to pass the driver’s test. In addition, used my demo, on days
off, to take two to three hundred mile road trips with him driving to build
confidence. On his next try, he passed.
I then took
a few Polaroid pictures of him standing by his Subaru holding his newly minted
drivers license.
I took
exceptional mean pleasure in mailing the ex one of the pictures. No note, no
explanation; just the picture. Yes, I’m of low and vicious character.
This post is mainly for family members. Others may like it.
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