Talk about a perfect storm for three people with Shakespearean like coincidence:
Mary Moore age 45 had been drinking and about 1:00 am wandered out into the middle of the street, laid down, and went to sleep. A passing motorist who was driving while intoxicated mistook her for a speed bump. She did not survive. He was arrested. Moore’s son, Thomas Olson age 22, was also out drinking that same night with friends. While racing to the hospital to be with his mother, the intoxicated driver of their car ran into a parked car, killing Olson. What are the odds? Don’t know, bad things do seem to happen in threes but idiocy is boundless.
We're all getting OLDER and hopefully WISER. Many more non-smokers these days and I see many more designated drivers, or cab rides home than in my younger days. The wheels turn slow, but they do turn. Dick
And yet I keep hearing that we're the smartest species on earth. I sadly no longer believe that. We keep driving after drinking, and I can't even count the number of people I see still texting while driving. God Forbid they lose contact with their Facebook pals for five minutes.
Jeez!!! Whadda story. I've had my share of DWI's, they call 'em Dui's now. One in LA, one in Phoenix, one in Lake Charles, LA, and another one somewhere I can't even remember, and no, I am not drinking now. I quit boozing about twenty years ago. Lately I have been drinking a little cheap California burgundy before bedtime, but that's it, and with no desire to drive, thank you.
Wish I did drink, still...but I drive too much so that ain't gonna happen...so mom & son both die of a intoxicating disease of sorts...couldn't happen to two more deserving people...e
Stories Worth Wiping Your A** With
Whether you're making a deposit at the stank bank, dropping a return at the squat shop, or conducting a brown business meeting, these perfectly timed tales provide the literary fragrance your privacy deserves. F
*Patrick* cleverly writing
about adding drinking to the
mix being wrongfully lethal
Lady Vivian
Regis
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Texas, Karen Lynn.
I'm with Jerry only I don't even take the vino at dinner, like ed i drive way too much. you put the humor to everything.
Budd