Dykes In Cars
Admittedly it is my mother’s Ford Ka, with it’s little teddy bears she insists on keeping in the back seat. It’s not a cool motorbike, a sports car, or even a land rover. But it does have a nice CD player, and I can drive it.
So I’ve been buzzing around town, safe in the knowledge I can now drive alone, as in without my dad whinging in my ear, or my instructor being patronising about the fact I didn’t signal early enough. My logic is always clear, he just never understood me.
I thought I put on an excellent performance for my license. I was really nice to the man taking me out; I wore a relatively low cut top, and even made jokes about him trying to distract me by driving past topless (male) builders. Haha, I really crack myself up sometimes. And apparently my frantic head movements and general concentrating face paid off, with only 8 minors – I’m an R driver.
I won’t now have to rely on my parents for lifts all the time – and who knows where the road may take me. A few wrong turns and I may well be kidnapped by lesbians.
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4 Comments:
Driving tests were so much different in my day you know. . . . I sure would NOT want to have to do it all over again.
I have a sneaking suspcion I took mine the year you were born! Must go and look that up! If only I had had a blog then - I could flip back and look it up. See? You need to document! :D
You don't need numbers of years.
Memories document themselves.
In the same way, sure I have lots of pictures of my last school days - but they may not be the ones I remember.
congrads on teh driving hon.
Congratulations. :)
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