Oh, mac, no, mac, no.

I got nothing else, msbelle; I'm sitting here starting to sympathetically hyperventilate just thinking about it.

(Yes, Catholics still fast, but the fast has now been reduced to 1 hour before communion, not even 1 hour before mass, so really about 20 minutes before mass starts. Some people bring their Starbucks mugs in with them, but most people consider that tacky (also, I am pretty sure they would only dare to try coffee shenanigans in San Francisco)).

Oh jeez, msbelle. It's not any consolation, but I was in an accident within a week of my license. But car wasn't totallled.

Dominic got his learner's permit today. He's not super excited to be driving, especially cause he knows when he gets to drive solo, it will be one of his dad's car picks, not mom's.

mac will probably never have main use of a car again until after he graduates. he still has no job and he will have to save money towards the next one.

I am sick to my stomach and also want to eat everything in the house.

That sounds like a completely appropriate reaction.

I second this. Not only an appropriate reaction, but probably the only one that doesn't involve throttling the kid.

Oh dear, msbelle, that is no bueno. Glad he's okay, though.

Thank God everyone is safe!

I think given that, maybe it's a good thing that Mac not have an independent means of transportation while still a minor?

I'm so glad everybody is okay. You need massive hugs, msbelle.

StY crashed a friend's car the first week he had his lisence. Our insurance paid, but our premium tripled.

Karma exists, though, because one of his "friends" totaled StY's motorcycle, and never paid a dime.

Eek, Mac and msbelle!! Glad he's safe but oh man!!

I am awake at 5am. Stupid cramps. Stupid weird dreams (ok the dreams weren't actually that bad, but they're sticking with me for a hot minute here)

I'm glad Mac 's ok.

Totaled car -- eek! But as long as the humans are okay, there's reason to be relieved.