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Worst day I've had in a very long time. Just when you think everything is wonderful, you slide into a parked car going down a very icy hill which you shouldn't have been driving on anyway.
Long story short, the owner of the car was very nice and the damage was very minimal (to their car anyway) so they don't plan to go through my insurance company. So I can keep my insurance hopefully. Otherwise, this would've been the second accident on my record, and being on Pemco, they would kick me off the insurance. So let's hope they still decide to just take money from my parents.
Speaking of my parents, they basically made a bad situation worse by lecturing me about what a bad idea it was to go driving in the snow in the first place (well duh). And my dad said that the car should be parked at school at Evan's parking lot anyway (he doesn't ever use it anyway because he and his girlfriend live on campus and are not very social so it's pretty unfair that he should get the car). They always always always make me feel ten times worse than I would have when stuff like this happens. And they make me feel like everything's my fault and that I always make dumb decisions and this is what I deserve because of that. :(
But anyway, I didn't even have to get my car towed, which was really great so all in all, it's not as bad as it could have been, and no one got hurt, or mad even. Everyone (the cop who came to the scene, the owner of the other car, and the tow truck guys) was very very nice and calm the whole time, and they went easy on me because I'm a student, and a girl :)
I called in sick to work today because I didn't think I could make it driving through the snow. Ironic how I crashed later when I would have still been working.... hmmm. So tomorrow will be my real first day and I can't decide whether I should just take the bus and forget about driving until the snow is gone. Yeah, I'm pretty much done with this snow thing... it needs to leave now.
One class tomorrow = yay.
I'm going to bed early because I deserve it.
Long story short, the owner of the car was very nice and the damage was very minimal (to their car anyway) so they don't plan to go through my insurance company. So I can keep my insurance hopefully. Otherwise, this would've been the second accident on my record, and being on Pemco, they would kick me off the insurance. So let's hope they still decide to just take money from my parents.
Speaking of my parents, they basically made a bad situation worse by lecturing me about what a bad idea it was to go driving in the snow in the first place (well duh). And my dad said that the car should be parked at school at Evan's parking lot anyway (he doesn't ever use it anyway because he and his girlfriend live on campus and are not very social so it's pretty unfair that he should get the car). They always always always make me feel ten times worse than I would have when stuff like this happens. And they make me feel like everything's my fault and that I always make dumb decisions and this is what I deserve because of that. :(
But anyway, I didn't even have to get my car towed, which was really great so all in all, it's not as bad as it could have been, and no one got hurt, or mad even. Everyone (the cop who came to the scene, the owner of the other car, and the tow truck guys) was very very nice and calm the whole time, and they went easy on me because I'm a student, and a girl :)
I called in sick to work today because I didn't think I could make it driving through the snow. Ironic how I crashed later when I would have still been working.... hmmm. So tomorrow will be my real first day and I can't decide whether I should just take the bus and forget about driving until the snow is gone. Yeah, I'm pretty much done with this snow thing... it needs to leave now.
One class tomorrow = yay.
I'm going to bed early because I deserve it.