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Remaining calm and cool in certain situations. Just got home with my youngest daughter, we started about 3 weeks ago goin out on country roads and letting her drive trying to get her ready. When I get home wifey had a beer and muscle relaxer for me :biggrin.
:biggrin Good Luck!!! Been there X4!!!! The boys were easier than the girls!!! They been backing a boat trailer since they were about 12 or 13!!!
Hahahah yeah I really had to watch what i said about women drivers while she in the truck lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Speck
I grew up on a farm and my parents still live there. MY oldest daughter(12) was out there last week and my dad thought it would be the cool grandpa thing to let her try and drive his Chevy 2500. Well having never drove at all in her life, he pointed the truck towards the field, scooted the drivers seat up, and cimbed in the passenger seat. She pulled it into drive and he said "press the pedal very slowly".......yeah she floored that 6 liter and left about a 30 foot rut right across the nice part of the yard:yikes. Those buckshots will do a number on your bermuda:biggrin. She eventually did ok going down the field roads, but I tell ya, I'm not looking forward to putting her in my F150.
Speck my oldest daughter now 18 been driving since she was 12 but this youngest one hasnt even wanted to till recently:dono. They are different than day and nite. Youngest baby sits for someone all week and makes good money doin it. Take her to get her check cashed on Fri and she will ask me for money on Sat nite. Hers goen in her bank and she trys to spend mine lol. Guess she got that much from old dad { to hear her mother tell it }Rofl
I would just call dear old dad up and say I need to borrow your truck!RoflQuote:
Originally Posted by csndgrss
were you hitting the break on the passenger side lol
I am still scared to ride with one of mine . Made me gray headed a long time .I had twin girls .banghead
Donald in 3 weeks time I done bout stomped a hole threw the passenger side floor of that Tacoma lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donald@CrappieLogic
Yep....I remember all of that with my daughter, then my oldest grand daughter....got to do it again inabout 4 more years with the youngest grandaughter. Its lots of fun isn't it, lol
Let my just turned 14yo grandaughter drive my truck a month age. She did great. Except for not looking both ways before pulling out into the street.
startem young we went from a go cart (turned down) to a golf cart, to small lawn tractor, to 970 John Deere, and now at 10 yrs of age. Driving farm truck around farm. And (SHE) does good.
At least it sounds like she's a smart girl anyway. She saves her money and spends yours. Lol. I've got one daughter and went through it also. Everything worked out just fine.
we used to run those country roads like we were in Dukes of Hazzard
i've got some flashing LED caution lights that mount on your roof, next time ya'll decide to take a driverotfl
Lol might need em feesh.Quote:
Originally Posted by feeshrman
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My 3 started in a Datsun 210 5 spd on a soccer complex when we would call work day. Then to a school parking lot that had a slop. I carried a chair and a cooler. When they did as I asked, I'd tell them what I wanted to see next. Youngest is 35 and no left foot brakers.