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Originally Posted by Nammu
I’ve spent a long time in bed. Got up at 10 like I said I would but after an hour up and the chai I couldn’t stay awake. Went back to bed, didn’t sleep but had cool waking dreams. Took place at my aunts house but with the addition of boardwalks and rivers and stores. Cool smart dogs. Got up feeling much better. Not enough sleep at night to dream. Seems I need to have some much dreaming time to function!
Not sure yet but tomorrow may be going to my last living aunt and uncles place. My daughter is calling today to see if they are up to visiting. They are my favorite aunt and uncle, always interested in the world. They are both in their 90’s now. If they are up to it my daughter will be driving. Rochester makes me very nervous. So many bad drivers and so much construction. Every time I go there the streets have changed. One ways and new streets, and new intersections, more and more roundabouts!
Today is a lazy day. Just catch up on my dishes and my book.
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I feel you on the city driving. I can drive through Boston on the interstates no problem usually, but put me on those spaghetti streets, and I get real lost real fast. I was once down near the border and heard a traffic report "I'm in the Sumner tunnel and no one's given me the finger so far!" Then with stuff like tunnels having chunks fall off the walls/ceiling doesn't make me feel that good either. The more I drive down there though I realize there's less really "bad" drivers as in unskilled, but a lot of aggressive drivers.
Glad your daughter's driving you though if you go, that should make things easier, but I also know being a passenger can have just as many, if not more, white knuckle moments.