I should have a tape recorder in my car in the mornings. I have some great thoughts but by the time the day gets underway, I forgets. This morning I sent myself a text message as a reminder...yeah, geeky I know.
So this morning there was a Comcast van tailgating me ( love that so much) and when I was able to pull over and let him pass me, on the back of the truck was one of those "How's my driving? Call 1-800-etc-etc. and get me in trouble" messages. Which got me to wondering, do people ever call? Have YOU ever called? I did once. I don't remember what happened, it was a couple of years ago, and I am lucky if I can remember what I had for breakfast, never mind some random incident like that. So anyway, then I got to thinking, wouldn't it be HILARIOUS to put that message across the back of my car? I mean, it would totally crack me up if I saw that on someone's car...I guess you'd have to have been there (i.e., in my head and trust me, that would be a very SCARY experience).
Not a great knitting week - more like 2 rows knitted, 1 row ripped out. Hoping to get caught up this weekend. I haven't worked on my lace in over a month. I'll probably save it for vacation at this point.
My buddy Lincoln may be looking for a new home...if you haven't already seen it over on Lora's blog...

Well, that's about all that is happening here...I have to get back to work...I promise a good update really soon!! xo
2 comments:
Hey M...I think I've only wanted to call a number like that on cars that DON'T have a sticker. The ones that have a sticker seem to mostly drive pretty responsibly (maybe under pressure of THE STICKER), but that minivans and giganto pick up trucks are the ones that I see weaving all around and talking on cell phones and driving in the middle of the road. Typical, huh? Good post! (and YUCK on the cigarette butts...blah!)
Oh, I called--an AT&T truck was *flying* through a school zone early this year. I called and finally got a supervisor who was able to figure out exactly which truck (they have GPS on the trucks, apparently) and got that guy in trouble.
(Rightly so--40 MPH in a school zone, with kids present?)
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