Road Rage

     It's no secret that I have a fair case of road rage.  One of the biggest contributors is when people neglect their blinkers.  I have a very low tolerance for this kind of behavior!  I was driving with Baylee and a brilliant driver didn't use his blinker.  I said, "Blinkers, people, blinkers!"  I guess Baylee was concerned because she asked what happened.  I told her that some people just don't know how to drive, that's all.  Then she asked again, "What happen, mom?"  She asks this all the time.  Like all the time!  I often don't know what she's referring to so my usual response is and was, "I don't know, what happened, Bays?"  B: "Peoples can't drive."  Apparently I'm instilling road rage into my child at a very young age.  Oops.

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