Car Is Ready

[RLC12345678]

Awe, Janet! Your baby boy is growing up!!!!!!!! My youngest sister is 16 and I swear I still look at her and think she is 8 years old. My mom has not let her get her license yet because she is not the best driver. She will get her license when she turns 17 in May. But I am a nervous wreck and I'm not even her mother! Sorry I don't have any advice on how to handle the situation because I'm sorta going through the same thing! EEK!

[DianaB]

When you have boys that are old enough to drive you HAVE to give them the talk about not speeding or acting up behind the wheel. Not just because they can get hurt but because insurance will eat them alive!! All it takes is an accident or a ticket and their insurance rates will go sky high and it doesn't go back down until their mid to late 20's. My son and son-in-law had high insurance rates because they wanted to act up behind the wheel and they dearly paid for it too.

My daughter, Jaci, got her driver's license last fall. I didn't have a problem with it, but she's my 4th child to learn how to drive. It's really convient that they can drive themselves around and you don't have to take them or pick them up.

[Janet]

I am looking forward to the convenience for sure...but we've had the "speed and accident" talk and if he was going to be later than expected to call or else I'd be in the hospital with a heart attack from worry.

Here is couple pictures of his car. It was a total that hubby and son fixed....1998 Plymouth Breeze.

[DianaB]

Wow!!! It looks really nice!!! It looks like it will be a great car for him!! They did a nice job!!!!

[Janet]

Thanks Diana...my husband has done auto body repair since he was 16 or 17 years old, so he knows what he is doing and is very good at it. We think it will make Rick a great car and hopefully a safe one.