Grab your bag. If you've ever read Rebecca Solnit, grabbing your things isn't ideal, but perfectly normal. I tell residents to have a walkthrough of their fire plans - as you know, you don't want to be working anything complicated out at that point!
Thank goodness you’re safe! What a terrifying experience! Compounded by illness and money problems makes it a double tragedy. I’m a struggling artist and have no extra funds to donate, alas. Everyday I wonder why people of quality, integrity, and creativity are less and less able to survive in this society.
My petrol feed popped off the top of my Jeep's engine a year ago, and things started to smell very petrolly. There was a pull-off and so I ... pulled off. I called EuropAssistance (pronounced Europe-Ass-ees-tawnce) who came after 3 hours and towed me exactly 1 mile as the crow flies to their depot. It was Siberia-cold. The Jeep's open top. I was huddled in a blanket. It was freezing. But I'm glad I didn't have an open fire, all the same ....
Jean-Michel, who mechanics for this 35-year-old dame of the road, took one look and said "Zee plastique connecteur to zee pistons is bro-ken. I 'ave repâirèd it wizz sticky tape. If eet comez off agin, juste pop it bacon."
I'm glad you're okay. Insurers claim they won't make a drama out of a crisis. But journalists should, especially if, in the end, it entertains so wildly as this one. Bonne route!
How terrifying! I’m so glad you’re okay.
So sorry this happened - but also relieved that it wasn’t done to you by a terrorist while you were driving in a foreign country.
OMG Lauren, I’m so glad you’re alright! That is so scary! No wonder your body went ballistic!
Wow! That's some crazy shit. I'm glad you are okay!
Glad you are ok. Turbo gave out as a guess?
Grab your bag. If you've ever read Rebecca Solnit, grabbing your things isn't ideal, but perfectly normal. I tell residents to have a walkthrough of their fire plans - as you know, you don't want to be working anything complicated out at that point!
Lauren, That is scary - I am glad that you are OK. D
Thank goodness you’re safe! What a terrifying experience! Compounded by illness and money problems makes it a double tragedy. I’m a struggling artist and have no extra funds to donate, alas. Everyday I wonder why people of quality, integrity, and creativity are less and less able to survive in this society.
Still not sure I can handle these pictures. Crazy scary.
Thank goodness you are OK.
Wow, this is crazy. I'm really glad you're ok!
Thanks, friend!
so sorry to read about your terrifying experience!
I'm glad you're still here. That's terrifying. I hope the back and stomach issues clear up as you can calm down.
Where can we send you some extra money? I'm glad it's not "her favorite charity was ___ and memorial contributions are welcome."
That is incredibly kind of you! On Venmo: Lauren-Wolfe-10
My petrol feed popped off the top of my Jeep's engine a year ago, and things started to smell very petrolly. There was a pull-off and so I ... pulled off. I called EuropAssistance (pronounced Europe-Ass-ees-tawnce) who came after 3 hours and towed me exactly 1 mile as the crow flies to their depot. It was Siberia-cold. The Jeep's open top. I was huddled in a blanket. It was freezing. But I'm glad I didn't have an open fire, all the same ....
Jean-Michel, who mechanics for this 35-year-old dame of the road, took one look and said "Zee plastique connecteur to zee pistons is bro-ken. I 'ave repâirèd it wizz sticky tape. If eet comez off agin, juste pop it bacon."
I'm glad you're okay. Insurers claim they won't make a drama out of a crisis. But journalists should, especially if, in the end, it entertains so wildly as this one. Bonne route!
Omg. Terrifying!!!!!! I’m so glad you’re ok!!!!
oh my god. Loved this. So glad you are ok, but maybe your back is not ok. Including picking up your puppy. wow.