it was indeed a lucky day when the retired North Dakota North Dakota English Professor and I encountered a seriously distracted left turning driver on Cedar Avenue in a Minneapolis suburb. Fortunately neither Jean Marie nor Ray due to seat belts ended up with nothing more than a bumps and bruises. On a similar note Tony returned to work after quarantine He had a “break thru case of covid” with minimal effects thanks to the vaccine. . This mess due to a Queen Creeks retrograde
school board which provided little or no protective response for students of staff against the pandemic.
Hard to imagine you only got bumps and bruises from the looks of the car but happy that was all it was. Also good that your son came through his Covid bout OK. Sure wish they would mandate shots and masks especially in schools and medical facilities. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteThat was a lucky day on many accounts! Glad you are ok! Hope you are having lots of fun with the English professor! I heard of break through Covid glad Tony had his vaccination!
ReplyDeleteLot of the 'retrograde' going around, Ray. Glad you're both ok.
ReplyDeleteGlad yo escaped the damage and them with the COVID too.
ReplyDeleteWow! You didn't need to go to such lengths to find some excitement in Minneapolis, Ray. Glad you are both OK and also great that Tony is well and back to his job. If only people would care enough about others to get vaccinated....we might be able to return to normal!
ReplyDeleteOh my! Glad you are all okay! Thank goodness cars are built to protect us.
ReplyDeleteDear Ray, I'm so glad that the two of you look hale and hearty--unlike the car. I suspect that both your guardian angels or spirit guides or those who watch over you were truly with both of you that day! Peace.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you weren't injured. This has been a difficult enough year already.
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