Driving in the snow
Nov 28th 2009 | 4:13 am
#16
Sawdust making harpy
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 11,291
From: Alberta
Re: Driving in the snow
We went out in my car last night. My husband went much faster then me to show me that the car is ok. He also said the tires feel much better than his. I think the roads were much better too.
It was a bit of a down day yesterday.
We got some new photos of our baby grandson and these can go either way. Some days I can look at them and just really smile or like yesterday I can just cry my heart out at them.
I so want to make it work here and mostly am happy. It just doesnt take a lot to make me wonder if I have done the right thing.
Today I feel more positive again and can plan for our move in 10 days to our new house.
Mine is an older Hyundai Jericho. The heater works well after about 10 minutes
I'm gonna have to get tough and stop being a mard arse!
Tina
It was a bit of a down day yesterday.
We got some new photos of our baby grandson and these can go either way. Some days I can look at them and just really smile or like yesterday I can just cry my heart out at them.
I so want to make it work here and mostly am happy. It just doesnt take a lot to make me wonder if I have done the right thing.
Today I feel more positive again and can plan for our move in 10 days to our new house.
Mine is an older Hyundai Jericho. The heater works well after about 10 minutes
I'm gonna have to get tough and stop being a mard arse!
Tina
When I first spun out in my old beater (old Isuzu Rodeo!) I thought I would roll, so then I went out and played in it, and you get a feel as to what to do, where to steer when you lock up and the fact that it isn't going to roll.
Eventually you can have fun going sideways
The thing I can't get over is driving in the dark after the deer incident, even in the truck I get cold sweats if I go 80kph at night which is met by the comment "you can speed up you know, i'd like to get home?" and the normal reply "f**k off and walk then"
