RW> Nahhh. Andrew drives like an old man. He's 43 and drives with his foot up
RW> and down on the gas until he comes up behind a vehicle in his lane and
RW> then slows down to their speed. I guess he needs a pace maker. :o)
 
I no longer drive that way.  I am conscious of the speed limits wherever I
am and stay at or 5 MPH below whatever it is.  Still have to be acutely
aware of the kamakazi drivers who have an inherent desire (or death wish)
to see how close they can get to you without creating an accident and then
blowing their horns causing you to believe you did something unsafe.  The
4-way stop signs encountered here are to some extent a comic relief.
 
RW> We took my Rodeo to SA and I let him take it home. When I was almost done
RW> with my day at the hospital, I called him to let him know I only had an
RW> hour to go. He told me that he had just pulled into the parking lot and
RW> so he got to sit out the 45 minutes or so of the rest of my day.
 
I would have been inside ogling the nurses.  (-:
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

... There is no Pattern but that we impose on chaos.
--- D'Bridge 3.31