The Snows Of Disbelief The Fiction Of Our Times
From Fernley to Tonopah we drove an additional 6 hours. It was as bad in Tonopah as it had been in Reno. I felt blessed that we'd traveled thus far without incident. Heather and I had formed a routine of communication. When lights would appear in the distance, she would call out "Snowplow" which meant to slow to a crawl because we'd soon be in a white-out as they drove by, blinding us with the offspray of snow. I'd give her a heads-up on cars coming up from behind so she wouldn't think I'd dozed if she heard repetitive thumping sounds from shoulder grooves when I'd scoot over to allow for passers. I wouldn't go so far as to say we were getting good at this, but we'd quickly come up with survival skills. It was a team effort.
traffic pile The key to construction-proofing your insurance lies in making your car (and your driving habits) as insurance friendly as possible. If you're driving within their realms of not just acceptable, but excellent driving habits, you're going to have a better chance of being forgiven for stumbling over a pot hole and slamming into a cement median than you will if your driving record is host to a list of black marks a mile long!
The state work crews had placed signs out on I-35 at about the Hydraulic exit in the south part of the city warning of this accident. The state work crews had trucks out directing people to move over to the right hand lane to make an exit along any of the three exits from Harry to Kellogg.
Some cities, including Columbus, Ohio, have banned texting while driving. A Columbus Local News reporter wrote, "Texting is one of the most distracting - and, therefore, dangerous - things someone can do while driving, said Councilman Andrew Ginther, because it takes the driver's eyes off the road, hands off the wheel and mind off driving." No matter how text-savvy you think you are, it will pay to keep your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road!
Ron told me how a newcomer to town had taken a liking to one of the gals in town, which was a friend of his. In speaking to her one day, Ron had unknowingly offended this fellow, who then hunted him down in the middle of the night and beat him mercilessly--beginning with a forceful blow to the back of his head with a 2x4. That rendered Ron unconscious, but the beating continued. Both jaws were broken, all of his ribs, his spleen punctured. He'd been pronounced clinically dead four times during his hospital stay.
https://sanxuatsoda.top/ is a shore wreck dive, that actually has nothing to do with a plane crash. There's a small plane at this reef that actually feel in the water when the USS Erie was hit by a torpedo. The plane itself is no longer in great shape, and some say isn't too recognizable, but the surrounding reef is impressive. Expect to see lots of coral heads in this area and to dive between 30 and 100 feet.
Like it or not, your business depends on a lot on how you publicly conduct yourself. You may have some very valid reasons for complaining about the things that you complain about. But perception is reality. If it seems that all you do is complain and that you seem to have nothing but bad experiences, folks are going to wonder if MAYBE a lot of it isn't YOUR fault. It may not be. But like I said, perception is reality.
