drive

I now know how to drive a stick shift.

At the request of a friend of my grandparents’, I took a little trip down to Florida to pick up a car for her. Never mind the fact that I didn’t know how to drive a stick shift at the time. Oh, no. My mouth made a promise that my left foot couldn’t cash. At least not yet.

After a little bit of practice, I went down there and got the car and drove it all the way back up here. I’d be lying if I didn’t tell you that I stalled out a few times, especially starting up hills, but I made it back in one piece. And that’s the important thing.

It was actually kind of fun to drive it. I could get used to it. But I’d want a lot more practice before I could really feel proficient at it.

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  1. Edna Miller

    Brandon, would you please let me know where to find that web site you had on about the grave details about the great suffering that our Jesus did. I read it ,and wanted to share it with my family.but I can not find where I clicked on it
    any more. I would really appreciate it. We are picking up college students and adopting them in our church,we will send
    care packages out to them,pray for them and e;mail them .Just make so they feel our christian vibes flowing through. thanks alot

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