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Parents drove me to mandatory appearance in court - five driving violations combined - tenth grade school friends collected money to help pay fine. Drivers without licenses were usually given warnings, except in this case I was also speeding (curfew too early); ran a red light (just barely); resisted arrest (didn't hear siren); and drove wrong way on one-way alley (HALF an alley to get to my house). In spite of many explanations, I was in major trouble at home! |
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Monday, September 10, 2012
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
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Joelle, I'm proud of you, such a rebel. We would've been great friends in high school.
ReplyDeleteYou're funny! I was a rebel mostly in the tenth grade. My parents were not very happy with me that year! In fact, we moved, and Mother said that this was an opportunity for me to "straighten up". I did (basically).
ReplyDeleteSounds like quite the adventure. I like the sign that reads: "Inviolation of the status quo."
ReplyDeleteI found the sign you mentioned in an old Sports Illustrated magazine - thought it could be used in various situations. Thank you for commenting!
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