Yesterday I had another driving lesson which went well considering that I was stressed and exhausted after a gruelling day at work. That's always my excuse for my poor concentration at times. Practice, practice, practice...I need more practice to get to grips with the 'reverse round a corner' for sure as my poor brain panics whenever I attempt it.
A work colleague was advertising her car for £150 and, unfortunately, someone else got in there first. To make matters worse, I took my bicycle to a cycle shop just to have the tyres pumped up a little and ended up spending £26 pounds on a new tyre, inner tube, break pads and cable!
Still, the sensational ride home along the seafront was fabulous and I must congratulate the employees at Baker Street Cycles in Brighton for the attention they gave to my rusty, old clanger of a bike. Maybe I was wise not to go for a rusty, old clanger of a car right now considering I have yet to pass the test.
LuisFTS
Aloha Steph!
That's the reason I avoid hospitals and dentists.
Panic usually means that you think too much about something. Frequently wrong about it.
Try to distract part of your mind. Chewing gums or singing songs while driving.
In this case, slow music, please!!
Here,in Brasil, the major panic for people on driving is... parking!!
Practice, practice, practice...
Aloha!