@ Ry - Yeah, exactly. Like there are some papers where you just make it simple and down to earth and easy to understand. And then there are some where they want you to sound sophisticated, and others where you have to explain a philosophical view. In my english class we did a lot of readings on superly rediculously worded things, so you had to explain it in a similar way. @[email protected];;

This is very true. Thats why it took me so long to actually get my permit. I was soo busy during all of high school that I never had a chance, and then this last semester I was busy, but this winter break was time off to get stuff done. ><;; And exactly, becoming a good driver takes time and practice. My mom had me drive her truck today, which was weird. Its so huge and bulky, so I was rather nervous, but it wasn't too bad.

@ Jean - Aaw. Thank you. ><;;

Exactly. And since i'm still a newbie, I am not comfortable enough to really look around, and if I do then I kind of move towards a side of the road. ><;; My mom will always say to look at something, and then see us start to turn a little and say nevermind. Haha. Even today when I was driving the truck I had driving gloves on because my hands were freezing, and when I turned the wheel I accidently pulled half the glove off with my other hand, and I started to swerve a little because it was fighting to get the glove fixed, but I was under control and we weren't in any danger, just moved around on the road a little.

Yikes. Yeah, snow would be really bad for me. lol But thats good you grew up knowing how to work with it, though.

There once was a Jeanne named Banana Fanna
Who drove right on through the Savannah
And as she drove, she began to think,
"What the hell is that damn stink?"

Her curiosity sparked, she walked to the trunk,
Trying to hunt down that mysterious funk.
Try as she might, she couldn't quite place it,
So she instead chose to set fire to her basement.

Why this happened, we do not know,
For afterwards Jeanne moved to Buffalo.
It seems she was just a wacky, tacky granny,
That had cataracts and a quite prominent fanny.


Please tell me you enjoyed my lovely poem, Jeanne... :'D!

@ Jean : Thank you for your compliment! =O <3<3 Also, lucky me then that we don't have snow here. xDD;; Although, heavy rains are common here, so that's probably our challenge that's closest to snow. >.<;;

@ Su : Yeah, I hear you on that. >.<;; Lolz, the phrase, "When in Rome, do what the Romans do," comes to mind. xDD;;

I see then~ =O At least you got to get it then! ^^ <3<3
And woah, you can drive a truck? o_O;; Cool. xDD;;

Facade....I'm.....I'm speechless!

(..and how did you know about my fanny?)

Ry, large rains can be really treacherous driving too. Hydroplaning is a big danger.
Here in Texas, when it rains after it has been dry, the road gets really slippery, like ice.
I one time spun our Mustang after I hit a puddle of water. Just a Puddle!
That was the last time I drove the mustang....Bad Car! (of course, it could not have been MY fault)

Your total comes to 80.3 billion dollars, Jeanne! =3
Would you like to pay in cash, or credit?

Ooh, and Howdy told me about your fanny... :lol:

@ Jean : Yeah, when I ride with people when it's raining, they have to be extra careful indeed. >.>;; And nuu, don't blame the Mustang! D; Poor car. Lulz. xDD;; <3<3

I'll take the payment in cash, Facade....small bills.
What....you think I'm paying you? You need to pay me for making me read that!

Ry, I had always wanted a Mustang. I was so happy when we got it.
But it was a stick shift, and while it was fun to drive, it got so that I couldn't drive it to work.
My poor right leg would start shaking from holding the clutch in when I got in stop and go traffic.

So we got an automatic (SUV) for me, and hubby drove the mustang.

I see~ =O <3<3
Well, at least you're able to get to work much faster and with less stress? XP
That's more important. xDD;; <3<3

-elopes with Mr. Buns while Jeanne isn't looking-
THIS IS PAYMENT FOR YOUR... LACK OF PAYMENT. D:<

But, Mr. Buns is a minor! I'm calling the cops!

lol, Ry.... I love how you just ignore all this silliness going on....
(I think that's the best thing to do)

But Facade can't be ignored...he gets testy...

I'm a minor too! :illgetu:
At least for the next... seven months. ;) As of this Friday!

And I do get testy! O: -throws a test tube at Jeanne-
How's this for testy!? :evil:

It's always best to ignore me, of course. xD; But then Facade gets sad, wilts like a flower, and then devours little bunnies in order to stay alive. D:

< Hides Mr. Buns in a closet >

Well....no bunnies to eat here.

...Um, Jeanne...
You just put Mr. Buns in my closet. :lol:

Originally Posted by Rylynne

@ Jean : Thank you for your compliment! =O <3<3 Also, lucky me then that we don't have snow here. xDD;; Although, heavy rains are common here, so that's probably our challenge that's closest to snow. >.<;;

@ Su : Yeah, I hear you on that. >.<;; Lolz, the phrase, "When in Rome, do what the Romans do," comes to mind. xDD;;

I see then~ =O At least you got to get it then! ^^ <3<3
And woah, you can drive a truck? o_O;; Cool. xDD;;

Thats true. That phrase does fit that rather well.
Oddly enough, I really quite enjoy writing. :] I've had a major urge to write lately and to draw.

Yess! And now just to take the driving test. :3
lol Big, big truck, @[email protected];; But I manged it well enough. I think its because I wasn't really around too many other vehicles and didn't have to deal with traffic. Just there, turn around, go back, then I had to turn back because my dad forgot something. lol But it was such a short distance just to pick him up that it wasn't a big deal at all. :] I did drive our 4runner in the rain the other day, though, and that was interesting. Wasn't difficult, but just a bit annoying trying to see half the time because it was pouring.

I really hate to drive at night. I have really poor night vision.
If you add rain into the mix, not only can I not see the road very well, but I see things that aren't there...
So I end up reacting to something that wasn't in the road at all...which can cause an accident.

Hey, Facade! Get out of that closet that Mr. Buns is in!

I can't get outta the closet, Jeanne!
There's no doorknob. :gonk:

O.o Who's in the closet? D:

Close the door! I'm trying to sleep in here. Sheesh.

But your 'Z' is backwards, Belly. :roll:
HOW CAN YOU SLEEP WITH IT BEING BACKWARDS!? >:B

And the door isn't open, you nutball...

-kidnaps Rose and brings her into the closet- =3

Hey!

<bangs on door>

Come out of the closet you two! What's going on in there?

We're playing cards and... rejoicing in our closeted lives, of course! =3
I'LL COME OUT WHEN I'M YOUR AGE, OLD LADY! :illgetu:

Hmph...be prepared for a long stay then...

<shoves food under the door>

Here! Have some moldy cheese....

awe it's not nice to make fun of moldy oldies, it's not their fault. It a terrrible genetic condition they were born with called aging XD

Aging is the worst thing ever. :talk2hand:
I'd show you to the Fountain of Youth, Jeanne, but I'm not quite sure if you deserve to be eternally youthful yet...

Mind bribing me? ;D
I prefer cash! Pennies are best.

@ Su : Cool then~ :'3 <3<3 And woah, I bet you'e so gonna be an awesome driver one day. >8D <3<3