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[yuuago]

Ugh, driving practice is driving me insane. (Heh, driving, get it - oh, shh.)

I wish I could just be magically good at it now. Obviously, that's not going to happen.

One of the frustrating things is that most of the time when I practice, it's:
-In the dark
-On snowy unploughed roads
-At 7-ish in the evening, when I have been up since 5 AM
-In a very large vehicle

...Because there just isn't any other way to get it done.

Grumble grumble grumble argh. Upside, once I'm able to do it in this, I'll be able to do it anywhere. It's just, you know, getting there is hard.

Also, other drivers terrify me. I'm mostly okay as long as there's nobody else on the road, heh.

I'M JUST going to have to find more opportunities to drive, especially during daylight, or something. It's difficult, considering I work, but I'll have to figure something out.

Comments

[hokuton_punch]

I SALUTE YOUR FORTITUDE IN SNOW-DRIVING.

[yuuago]

THANK YOU

Ugh it's hard buuuut I guess there's no getting around it, considering. :Va

[laufeyknits]

That was a dad joke level joke. for shame.

Wait, isn't driving a very large vehicle a plus? If you crash you'll be the one who's totally fine, even if you crash a moose. I hear you about learning winter driving, I swear I got the plague and five ulcers out of mine. -.-

[yuuago]

;p ;p

WELL the thing is, the size of the car means that it's difficult to place it spatially, especially in the context of parking. It's also... roughly twice the size of the cars the driving school uses, and because of that it handles very differently from the car I'll actually be taking the test in.

So... I'll be alive if I crash into something, but it's really not a very good car for learning in. ;p