Interesting morning:
Guess I forgot how to drive with snow
was coming down our gravel road to the highway. Nothing seemed icy. Was going probably 70 km and started slowing down... But just kept on sliding. On my right was a car coming that I didn't think I could beat if I tried to go straight across the road. So my last option was the ditch... Which had a big culvert hole in it. Didn't roll but did some nice damage to the back end of my truck. Still drivable but will not be cheap to fix.
Am a little shaken up with the thought of not being able to stop and maybe being t boned at 100 kmph though.
Can't imagine having to deal with that every winter. Hope all is good. Had a chance to drive on some icy roads two years ago with a two-wheel drive Ranger. No weight in the back. Man the sensitivity.
Stopped on a slight(like 10 degrees or something real slight
) sideways incline and the backend went a little to the side. Learned that I just have to let off the brake for it to roll and locking up my tires does more harm then good. Eventually made it home going up the hill in my neighborhood sideways and spinning the tires. Made it though. Was fun for me since I made it home before it became almost impossible.
Just when I thought life was getting better. My hip has been hurting like hell since late August. Been home from work because I cannot be on narcs while working. Just stopped them a few days ago and physio is going good. Strengthening my right leg and stretching out my left (pain is on the left).
Today I went to get up, used my right leg, and kapow knee blows out. Big time pain on both sides, mostly inside. Now I can't put weight on it or straighten it. Can't do physio either. At least I'm still on Diclofenac for my hip which should help with my knee.
Dam man. Keep your head up. Things will work out in the end. Everything happens for a reason. Ok, maybe not EVERY little thing.
But when **** hits the fan, I feel that's the best way to go.
Don't know what to say about Paris. Words can't describe something like that. I don't think looking at it as a "natural disaster" really does it justice. But if that's how some people can deal with it, then that's fine. We all handle things like that in our own way and it's understandable if people have to go a little off track to manage. Something like this is.... hard to say the least. Why it happens, we'll never truly understand. Just that we know it does and will. But why life should end because of "beliefs"... it's just not right. I don't know man... I might speak more on it later but I'm a little speechless right now....