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1/28/2011

Authorized.

I am now authorized to sit in 5,000 pounds of metal and point it at stuff.

In other words, my trip to the DMV this morning was a success. The only question on the knowledge test I skipped was "If you are caught possessing a fake ID you will receive etc etc a fine etc etc suspension IF:" In my defense, I don't think John and Patrice from the 80's AAA Driver's Ed videos covered that specific scenario. Mostly they just gushed about anti-lock brakes and repeated, "Remember, slow down in adverse conditions!"

Now armed with a slip of paper saying I can sit behind a wheel as long as a licensed driver over 21 is screaming--er, sitting--next to me, get to do practice stuff like driving the 5-mile loop by my house. Which I did earlier, my mom and sister (happy birthday, Brynna!-- I gave her some stress-induced adrenaline rushes for her big day) fulfilling duties by sitting in the van.

I had a couple close brushes with mailboxes and one guardrail veered kind of close to me, but otherwise we were all in good and semi-good physical and mental conditions when I pulled back into the driveway. Mom even managed to say, faintly, "Good job."

Kidding. She actually was impressed. Is that against the laws of having-a-teenager-who-is-driving? I think it might be.

Oh, also-- BIG EXCITING NEWS to come soon.

3 comments:

  1. Ha!
    I love how you put that Kieryn - authorized to sit in 5,000 pounds of metal and point it at stuff...
    I'm still chuckling.
    I love your sense of humor.
    All the best,
    Rob
    OH- PS- Congratulations! :)

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  2. Haha, I went through that about a year and a half ago, only my practice vehicle had a manual transmission, so it was probably quite a bit more traumatic. But I can drive now! =) Good luck!

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  3. Congrats! Can't wait for the big news!

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