Teaching Something different

Ahhh, summer time. I hope everyone is enjoying their time off from school. Last week I started my summer teaching job. I am teaching my daughter how to drive. She got her permit last Monday and has been very excited about driving. We started off in parking lots for a couple of days and today I had her drive on the road. I was little nervous when I started these lessons but she has quickly put me at ease. She is doing a great job. I would guess being old enough to start driving is one of the highlights in a teenagers life. I look at it this way......Now I have a personal driver.

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Olivia said…
When I was first learning how to drive, it was a bit disasterous. I eventually learned the ways of the road, though!
September 11, 2012 at 1:12 PM
Jill O'Connor said…
My mother brought me to a parking lot first, also! They say that's the best way to start.
September 20, 2012 at 9:19 PM
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