I need help

small town beck

LongRd. wrote:

My mom's 48/49, i think her preying days are done as well...She's more concern that I'm NOT married yet. She wants to be a grandma or something. :rolleyes:

How you get to Calgary, Canada?

My mum is sixty... she would be OVER the moon to be a grandmother. She doesn't get after me to get married but I know she wants to be a grandmother.

How do you get here? Or how did I get here? Or do you mean because Calgary isn't on the coast it isn't exactly a drive across country. Anyway we are north of Montana.

I found a little car I like. I wonder if I can get it. Road trip here I come

LONGRD

small town beck wrote:

My mum is sixty... she would be OVER the moon to be a grandmother. She doesn't get after me to get married but I know she wants to be a grandmother.

How do you get here? Or how did I get here? Or do you mean because Calgary isn't on the coast it isn't exactly a drive across country. Anyway we are north of Montana.

I found a little car I like. I wonder if I can get it. Road trip here I come

"OMG that would be an amazing trip I still want to drive cross country... I am wishing I had driven here." that's what you said earlier and I asked "How you get to Calgary, CA" ...Never mind, I was confuse!

I thought Calgary was a bit further, like north of Idaho or Washington..next to Vancouver.

I'd like to drive to Seattle...that would cross country!!!!

small town beck

LongRd. wrote:

"OMG that would be an amazing trip I still want to drive cross country... I am wishing I had driven here." that's what you said earlier and I asked "How you get to Calgary, CA" ...Never mind, I was confuse!

I thought Calgary was a bit further, like north of Idaho or Washington..next to Vancouver.

I'd like to drive to Seattle...that would cross country!!!!

We are about a twelve hour drive from Vancouver, BC .... in the middle of nowhere I think we were both confused??

Yes a trip from MA to WA would be amazing !! Plus Seattle.. I can't wait to go there.

Jeremy1012

I understand this fear. I have no desire to drive, have never taken a lesson and if I ever do learn, it will be for practical reasons, not because I want to. As for as I'm concerned, if I can get by without driving then I will. Thing is, most of my friends drive and I am TERRIFIED that one of them will have an accident. Four people I knew were killed in car crashes in the last 2 years, two seperate crashes. I didn't know them all that well and wasn't close to them but some of my best friends knew them well and I am so worried that it'll hit closer to home next time. I really wish they wouldn't drive. I don't worry about my dad or brother driving because they know what they're doing but 19 year-olds and cars just don't mix.

But then, millions of people drive with no problems so don't let it put you off. I think being worried is better than driving recklessly with no concern.

Brain of J.Lo

LongRd. wrote:

Let them pass you.

lol! that is my mom's catch phrase!!!

I'm glad I'm not the only one who deals with this!

LONGRD

small town beck wrote:

We are about a twelve hour drive from Vancouver, BC .... in the middle of nowhere I think we were both confused??

Yes a trip from MA to WA would be amazing !! Plus Seattle.. I can't wait to go there.

That's why it's famous for hockey and wrestling? Nothing else to do there?

With all this trip talk, I'm gonna go rent The Motorcycle Diaries now