Posted by donjr on December 19, 2011 at 18:27:30 from (72.85.55.45):
In Reply to: OT-New Blonde Drivers posted by donjr on December 19, 2011 at 17:13:09:
Gotta add that Mom let her drive the Mule about three years ago. She promptly ran into my pickup. Her sister always knows where she is. Victoria rarely knows where she is. We aren't sure if she could use a GPS. It may have too many buttons. And she has trouble remembering her right from her other right. She has been through her classroom portion of her driving school, and it was a driving school instructor she went out with Saturday. Looked kind of wimpy, but the bugger must have nerves of steel. He had three hours with her- I only had to go through about 20 minutes this morning. And you think I should have put her on my B? Or Something even bigger? BAD NEWS_ Maw says I gotta do it again tomorrow morning-- More on tomorrows adventures later---
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