... but apparently hogging two parking spaces doesn't bother her.
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3 comments:
What's with the curtain on the driver's side window? I'm pretty sure that would impair one's ability to negotiate traffic in the same way a few beers might.
Yeah, I wondered about that, too. There was also a curtain on the passenger side. Such coverings no doubt would block your view as you drive, which I think would be just as dangerous. And they evidently keep you from parking straight, too.
I'm sure she opens the curtains when she signals, too. There's no doubt in my mind that she's a careful and courteous driver.
However, I'd love to be there when she's on the side of the road, explaining to a State Trooper how the "big scary truck just needed a little something to make it feel like home".
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