From the Real Beginner’s School of Driving

2008 June 30
by Little Miss

Listen to make sure you started the car.

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Always keep your hands on the steering wheel in the ten o’clock and two o’clock positions.l

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Look over your right shoulder when changing lanes.

009

Always use your rear view mirror.

010 

Never put your feet up on the dashboard when you are driving. It’s okay if you’re stopped and just chillin’.

021

No street racing, even with your brother beside you who goes like Lightening McQueen. (Dude, are those spinners on that ride?)

029

Look for oncoming traffic before starting.

030

Hey, I thought I was in drive.

031

Yes, officer? I’ve only had a couple milks.

033

10 Responses
  1. 2008 June 30
    Cindy permalink

    My sweet baby boy!!! If everyone in the world drove with a smile like he does, the world would be a healthier, happier place!

  2. 2008 June 30

    Well, by the time he gets his license he should be one heck of a good driver. I can tell Grandma is happy to be reunited with the little ones.

  3. 2008 June 30

    @ Cindy – you make the cutest babies. Thank you for giving me two darling grandsons!

    @ Joan – I am tickled silly to see them again. Cayden keeps saying “Damma, you tum visit AT me, tay?”

  4. 2008 June 30

    Adorable! That Cozy Coupe was my #1 son’s favorite toy when he was little. He spent hours playing in and on it. From that point on, the vehicles just kept getting bigger, faster, and more expensive. LOL!

  5. 2008 June 30

    @Debbie – The great thing about that little car is my daughter found it at a yard sale for ONE DOLLAR! I know – and you attest to it – that a cheaper car for those boys will never be found. LOL They thought they had to save for college? HA! Cars!

  6. 2008 June 30

    Hilarious. I. loved. this. What a clever use of such adorable photos. And she paid a buck for that car?! Excellent deal.

  7. 2008 June 30

    Oh, the cozy coupe!!! All 3 of my kids drove ours and loved it. I only wish the ones they have now were as easily maintained. If I had it to do over again, I think I’d become a mechanic! Those pictures and your captions are too perfect. I think you should make them into a calender and sell them. I wouldn’t say it if I didn’t mean it!!!

  8. 2008 July 2

    how cute!! OK, I have a cozy coupe story of my own if you dont mind–when my godson was just barely old enough to walk well, he got one. I was trying to show him how to “drive” it, and somehow squeezed myself in there. Well, he started pushing me–right over the two steps into the sunken dining room. The coupe ended up on its side, I ended up completely stuck…and the godson ended up laughing hysterically and begging me to “do again! do again!”

  9. 2008 July 2

    @Wendy, I thought you would get a kick out of them.

    @Laura, Maybe I’ll just make a family calendar for Christmas, although…

    @VV – Ok, that has to be the funniest mental image of you I have yet. I don’t picture you to be a small person, so it cracks me up even more how you managed to get yourself inside one of those things. Could you puhleeeze do it again and this time, take a video? LMAO.

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