Thanks...
to whoever is looking out for me. Two strikes and still standing ^^
After work I headed for HP to attend the 3rd of three series in VCF. The session was great, the pastor was really good in getting the audience and the lessons learned were very 'reflective'. I'd probably spend nights awake thinking about what he said. The message was really close to home, and it's unbelievable but somehow it's something that people would actually believe in. I'm not too religiously inclined as I was in high school but he just has this thing that can get people back on that path. I'm a little too shy to try again but when the chance comes... why not?
It could have been a great night had we not been involved in another accident.
Being sandwiched between two trucks = not good.
I'm a little shaken up by the ordeal though I don't look like it. I'm more concerned (irritated actually) by how my parents handled it. They didn't bother talking to me and instead focused on how the car was. Apparently checking the total cost of repairs for the vehicle is more urgent than checking up on whether their kid got hurt. I'm not a kid anymore but even a little hint of concern might have been nice... the police investigator made sure none of us were injured or it would have been a long night at the station.
After work I headed for HP to attend the 3rd of three series in VCF. The session was great, the pastor was really good in getting the audience and the lessons learned were very 'reflective'. I'd probably spend nights awake thinking about what he said. The message was really close to home, and it's unbelievable but somehow it's something that people would actually believe in. I'm not too religiously inclined as I was in high school but he just has this thing that can get people back on that path. I'm a little too shy to try again but when the chance comes... why not?
It could have been a great night had we not been involved in another accident.
Being sandwiched between two trucks = not good.
I'm a little shaken up by the ordeal though I don't look like it. I'm more concerned (irritated actually) by how my parents handled it. They didn't bother talking to me and instead focused on how the car was. Apparently checking the total cost of repairs for the vehicle is more urgent than checking up on whether their kid got hurt. I'm not a kid anymore but even a little hint of concern might have been nice... the police investigator made sure none of us were injured or it would have been a long night at the station.