Driver's Test
- Description
- Week 4 Challenge 1 Saddle Up
- One repeated design motif: road signs (used 5)
- Messy element (sprinkles, also 2 drawn arrows)
- at least 3 lines of journaling - see below
Credits:
Rebecca McMeen - Map Your Life - Starter https://the-lilypad.com/store/map-your-life-starter/
Rebecca McMeen - Map Your Life - Signs https://the-lilypad.com/store/map-your-life-signs/
font: Almagro
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Journaling:
It was 1979 and my 18th Birthday. I was set to take my road test in Bayshore. At first when I got there I was parked and waiting in line for my turn when I moved up and the car behind me did not. When the Drive Tester got in the car, he was not very nice. He first said I jumped (cut) the line, which I did not. Then we began the test. I was driving my parent’s 1962 Starfire Oldsmobile, and for some reason, the car was running hot. The hot light was on and right in the middle of my 3 point turn, the car stalled! I had to restart the car and I continued with the parallel parking, etc. however I knew I was doomed. (The car was huge and like a boat, but I sure loved it.) I came home very upset as it was my Birthday and I knew I had failed. Mom had a surprise party for me after I got home. but I was still pretty bummed and upset about it, so the next week, Dad took me out driving and we rescheduled the test. This time the test was scheduled at Fireman’s Park in Lindenhurst and Voila, I aced it! The car did not overheat and I was not nervous at all. I got my license in the mail the next week!
