Driving Miss Crazy

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I knew this day was coming...

I still was so unprepared....

Teaching my son how to drive YIKES!

Whereas we are still a bit away from the driver's license it seemed a good time to take him out and start getting him used to all the ins and outs of being a driver.

He actually did very well..  ( i taught him everything I know :) :))

This is how Connor handled it...


This is how mom handled it..


any questions??

Comments

Michelle Coffman said…
Oh dear. I'm not looking forward to having a driver next year...
November 28, 2010 at 12:18 AM
Thany said…
Oh my freaking gosh what is Fluffy doing behind the wheel?

Actually, as I think of it, I'm okay with Fluffy driving but the thought of Garrett.................
November 30, 2010 at 1:28 AM
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