> It really can't be very hard, especially if you consider that my sister actually got her driver's license. She then proceeded to get in five mishaps involving the car, and the last one totaled the poor vehicle. All in one year, no less.
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Um, yes, that's very comforting.

> But, on a more positive note, I got my driver's license years ago, and I've only had one minor accident since then. (It wasn't even my fault, and we got a lot of money for it, so that worked out nicely.) Until I had Driver's Training, I had driven the car for a grand total of about 48.35 seconds -- rounded off to the nearest hundredth of a second. My mom let me drive in a very empty part of a Wal-Mart parking lot, and then she suddenly got a headache and said that was enough. When I told the driving instructor this, he said we'd just take it slowly at first. But within an hour, I was driving through town and onto the freeway. The whole thing was really quite effortless.
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That's beginning to sound like something I can handle! My mom keeps telling me how she learned to drive on Mulholland in Malibu Canyon (a very windy road), and she says if she can do it, I can too. Hey, who knows :)

> Ell"Looking forward to hearing LaZorra's war stories after Thursday"myruh

La"War stories? Erm..."Zorra