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rayray (profile) wrote,
on 10-27-2005 at 10:31am
So I've done a lot of thinking lately.
Finally got my answers from Brian.
Not sure if it helped at all. Only time will tell.
Travis still doesn't understand why I'm so against drinking and driving. He doesn't want to listen so theres really no point in telling him. A waste really.
For those of you who might care. This is why: I grew up wondering if my mom was ever going to make it home. If she was going to be home in one piece. If I was going to have to go visit her in the hospital or in jail. I was always wondering if she was okay or if she killed someone. I'm not against it because I know of someone who died, or was killed or injured. It may not seem like a big deal, but it is. And I made a promise to myself that I wouldn't be stupid enough to drive drunk. I've never even been in a vehicle while under the influence. Maybe I'm too paranoid. Or maybe I'm just a goody goody or maybe I care too much.

Ack. I wish my sickness would leave. Disappear. Vanish.
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liz

10-27-05 11:01am

I don't think that you have to have a personal tradegy to realize that something is just plain stupid. I totally agree that drinking and driving is stupid.

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rayray

Re:, 10-27-05 6:34pm

It's pointless. I don't understand why anyone would want to put their life in danger as well as someone elses.. Argh.

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spud

10-27-05 10:29pm

considering my dad was arrested for drunk driving... i know where you're coming from.

however, he hasn't had a drop since. :)

i don't think they're like "i'm gonna drink and drive tonight" it's much more stupid than that. it's "oh, i'm gonna go out and have fun." several hours later... "oh shit. i need to go home. everybody's gone. i guess i'll drive." complete lack of foresight. which isn't excusable, but at least it's less malicious. still irrevocably stupid though.

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