Friday evening after work, this was the scene
Another vehicle
assaulted mine, oh how so very mean
At first I thought maybe they were offended by my Bengal’s license plate
Ah those opposing fans, how they can be so irate
The impact sent
my vehicle into the one in front of mine
All three of
us sat there for a second, like a fallen domino line
Luckily
nobody was hurt, no worries at all there
And nobody was
angry, there was nary a swear
As we all
gathered ‘round to survey our car’s damaged exteriors
We were all
thankful to have relatively unharmed posteriors
There was
even a laugh or two shared as we waited for the police
As the
minutes passed, the shock of the wreck eventually decreased
Thank goodness none of us had an outstanding warrant
Being led away in cuffs would have been so abhorrent
Thank goodness none of us had an outstanding warrant
Being led away in cuffs would have been so abhorrent
The guy who
hit me was extremely apologetic
I told him that
accidents happen – the damage was only cosmetic
I think the
lesson I learned here, and will carry with me forever
Is no more
driving on Friday the 13th, never ever ever
So as we all
hit the road, driving away feeling generally ok
I realized that I had been needing material for a blog post anyway :-)
Crap, I'm sorry! Wow, that was more than a little bump. At least no one was hurt.
ReplyDeleteDidn't know you rhymed - good job.
My cowboy hat is off to you for taking a very unpleasant situation and turning it into extremely delightful and witty poetry! Very few people would have the ability to do that. How ironic that it happened on Friday the 13th.
ReplyDeleteHello Keith,
ReplyDeleteWe love your car crash ditty and are pleased that you could be so philosophical about the whole sorry affair. Accidents like this do happen but rarely, in our experience, are those involved so amicable.
Friday 13th passed without incident for us......but we did have fingers and toes crossed all day!
Glad no one was hurt and everyone was an adult about it.
ReplyDeleteBut it's still no fun when with a car you've been hit...
And now I'd say we've spent too much time with Pat Hatt.
(Wonder what the cat will have to say about that!)
Oh Keith I was going to say I'm so sorry instead i'm going to say gosh i love your outlook on life, gives everybody hope....and like you said gave you something to right about, gosh we need more people like you in our bruised world, God Bless You and Your loved one(s)
ReplyDeleteAlso I have a Toyota, they're tough little cars...
ReplyDeleteMaking the best of a bad situation is evident here. I really admire you for the way you handled this unfortunate collision. You obviously make a real good filling for a sandwich collision.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you weren't hurt. I really love your positive poem and your new resolution of not driving on Friday the 13. Personally, I'm not too superstitious about Friday the13th but I say Knock on Wood a lot.
Hugs,
JB
I'm gad no one was hurt -- or even angry.
ReplyDeleteBut I really didn't need to see this picture on the day after my daughter passed her driver's license exam! She just left on her first solo trip to the high school a few minutes ago.
*okay -- she just texted me. She's there. Phew!*
I am not superstitious at all, but I hate Friday the 13th. You have proved my worries true. You should have punched the aggressor on the nose, no doubt preoccupied with his/her phone, but instead you took an admirable path and recognised that we all make mistakes.
ReplyDeleteOnward!!! With a great BIG smile! You have much to be thankful for! Aloha
ReplyDeleteYou are a class act, Keith. Such a positive take on an unfortunate accident.
ReplyDeleteThe accidents turned into a beautiful poem, enjoyed the poetry :)
ReplyDeleteaccident :)
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting way to find a blog post Keith:) Glad everyone was OK. B
ReplyDeleteoh so not a good friday the 13th for you...i am glad everyone was ok...that is what is important for sure....have had a few wrecks, none in a long while...
ReplyDeletehaha look at you go with the flow. Blog fodder from getting rear ended, that could sound bad if it was a little amended lol glad all are okay and pffft to Friday the 13th I say
ReplyDelete:( Glad no one was hurt!!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear everything is ok! I rear ended another driver once in Greece and I was so sorry! I couldn't stop apologizing.
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a great week!
that's a bummer. sorry that your car got wrecked. glad that you guys ok.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness...you can even see the silver lining in a fender bender. Good for you.
ReplyDeleteKeith, sorry about your crash! But you made a great poem out of it! Glad you are all okay!
ReplyDeleteWell you made lemonade out of that lemon for sure. You joked about it, had post material and learned a Friday 13th lesson. But never the less, the fender benders are a horrible inconvenience. So sorry, Keith.
ReplyDeleteThe accident inspired you to write a fun poem. It would've had me wondering who had what in the trunks of their cars…. :)
ReplyDeleteMadeline @ The Shellshank Redemption
Oh my goodness Keith...this must really have made you superstitious! I had an accident last year and got a new car...it still make me nervous to drive in the city now. Glad all is well at least with YOU.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry your car was turned into a traffic sandwich but loved your clever poem and the fact that all involved were civilized and unhurt. That is how all accidents should be solved. That is how we do it here in Tiny Town Ark. Well done Keith.
ReplyDeleteSorry about the accident, but if you're going to have an accident then these are the only kinds you need to have. You can fix this with little or no trouble.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific day and I'm glad everyone is okay. ☺
Oh man! I'm glad you're ok though. Car accidents are the worst! :(
ReplyDeleteoh, this was great. :) you made me laugh and you made the best of a poor situation. :)
ReplyDeleteSorry about the accident :( But, nice poem. :)
ReplyDeleteoh bummer! it is a standing thing here - we never go anywhere on friday the 13th-ever
ReplyDeleteMy goodness Keith, you are a poet and I didn't know it. I am so glad that all occupants of the cars are safe!
ReplyDeleteI am just glad that you are O.K., Keith.
ReplyDeleteOh dear. Glad no one was injured. But next time you need a post idea, just ask for suggestions ;-)
ReplyDeletethank goodness no one was hurt and that you all were amicable!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly had a good attitude about your experience. It sounds like you all handled it in a respectful way. The worst thing is the inconvenience of getting all taken care of & wondering if insurance company will raise one's rates. Nice to see you write a poem!! Keep it up. Smiles.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you are okay Keith... you are right, cosmetics can be fixed, freaking out doesn't make it better. Life is too short to worry about cosmetics... you have such a great attitude ;-)
ReplyDeleteKeith Im glad you are ok and nobody was hurt!
ReplyDeleteAnd you had a great attitude Keith!
But I knew that lol
Take care:)
Firstly, the title. "The Bendering of a Fender". :D
ReplyDeleteSecondly, I am really amazed that there wasn't a spat between the three drivers. Normally, out on the road, people tend to function with a heated attitude. Unfortunately, I can only attest to that because I don't think I have it in me to laugh after having the fender 'bendered'. Maybe not anger, but the scare of being scolded by parents for my reckless driving sure does the trick to incinerate any humour fro such a situation.
But then I am happy this did not happen in your case. What an enjoyable read! :D
OMGosh the things we do for a blog post! Okay not really, just kidding. Happy you all are okay, sounds like you have the right idea and a great outlook.
ReplyDeleteEeek! Glad you and your fellow acci-dentees are ok and your inner poet came forth.
ReplyDeleteMy step-son warned us about driving on Friday the thirteenth when there was a full moon. He was right, in a short trip to the store we saw several crazy drivers. We came home and decided not to go out for dinner. The roads were not safe!
ReplyDeleteAnd there you have it...blogging material! LOL... All joking aside, I'm glad it was just a fender bender and nobody was seriously hurt. Yes, accidents will happen; and hopefully when they do, they're minor!
ReplyDeleteNice poem, unlike your car.
ReplyDeleteOuch - it could have been a lot worse I guess but it does shake you up a bit. Glad you're ok.
ReplyDeleteBending your fender
ReplyDeleteNasty!
What a great attitude! Sorry for your car, though and glad no one was hurt. Great poem you came up with!
ReplyDeleteGlad you guys are okay.....so this happened on friday the thirteenth? :-) unbelievable..
ReplyDeletethe poem is so cool............cant help laughing :-)
Sorry to hear about your accident! I'm glad everyone was okay and polite about the whole ordeal. You did a great job telling your story in verse.
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping by and checking up on me. Greatly appreciated. I've been a bit busy this month but should be back on track next week. I hope. =P
so glad you are ok and handled it well. Gosh, things happen.
ReplyDeleteVery kind of you both! Glad that none were injured and I really wonder at your cool attitude to make use of it as a post. Lol
ReplyDeleteEven the damage wasn’t worst, I guess it will cost u lot.
glad to hear it was just a cosmetic damage, I believe you should definitely get it touched up with some pink paint and unicorn stickers!
ReplyDeleteGreat poem - glad you're okay!
ReplyDeleteMy first car accident ever was on Halloween--so maybe there's something to scary days and driving! I was dressed like a bunny, so that was interesting... Glad it wasn't more serious, although it's always a pain to have a car in the shop. Hope you get a great rental car!
ReplyDeleteYou are a poet and don't know it! Wow, your car is in bad shape, was it the worst damaged? How wonderful and civil everyone was! I hope your insurance pays and your payments don't go up. Your attitude is amazing, you have turned the whole accident into entertainment for us. I love the posterior and abhorrent part, you are quite a rhymer!
ReplyDeleteBahahahahaha!! Great story. Great excuse, too. Hehe. Did you realize that it was also a full moon? I'm so glad everyone was cool, calm and collected and to think, even a bit of a chuckle!
ReplyDeleteGlad you're okay. ;)
Hi Keith,
ReplyDeleteOh dear ! Shame this happened and glad it was not serious.
Great poem and as you say some material for a post.
Enjoy the week
Carolyn
Not a good day to drive, but glad no-one was injured.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is most civilised behaviour. Glad nobody was hurt. Cute poem!
ReplyDeleteSorry about your car but good everyone acted like adults which isn't always the case. Liked that you just rolled it over into a cute poem.
ReplyDeleteI know they're not a living, beating heart, thing...but to have a car assaulted like that just tears at the old heart strings!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my! Glad all was ok. Now, I can chuckle at the poem! Very good!
ReplyDeleteCheri
I am so sorry. The crunch is a sickening (and unmistakeable) noise.
ReplyDeleteVery, very glad that the damage was only cosmetic.
I liked your poem (good rhyming) and so glad nobody was hurt.
ReplyDeleteNice people usually act nice ... that is good!
Wish that has been the case when I was in a fender bender a few months ago, I encountered a not so nice person.
Nice poem from a surprising experience. I like your attitude Keith!!!
ReplyDeleteThere you are, every cloud has a silver lining!
ReplyDeleteIt’s best to stay calm when such things happen; when all are reasonable people troubles are soon over.
'As we all gathered ‘round to survey our car’s damaged exteriors
ReplyDeleteWe were all thankful to have relatively unharmed posteriors.' Hahaha!
Don't know if I'd be writing poetry about it, but may I say ... very good! And like you say, you needed material for a blog post anyway :-)
Oh, and glad everyone was okay!
Brilliant and funny, Keith! I am still laughing. Love the line about the outstanding warrants - too funny! Seriously, though, I am so glad you and everyone else is alright. And nobody got mad. It could have been so much worse. How weird that it happened on Friday the 13th. That would get me spooked for sure. You escaped with a warning.....(scary music in the background) Sorry for the hassle, though. Your poor car doesn't look so happy. Hope it all gets fixed soon and you have a great rental car. xo Karen
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're all good and nice
ReplyDeleteThis type of thing can make one think twice
Toyotas are quite sturdy too
Mine's taken more than a few
But health and safety come first
It could be so much worse
Plus it inspired you to pen this fun verse.
I've been in only 2 accidents, and both were not my fault. I was at a stop and got bumped into both times. Though thankfully minor damage.
ReplyDeleteGlad no one was hurt. If you lived in Las Vegas with our newly passed law...the police do not come to traffic accidents anymore unless there is bodily injuries. Now you have to do all the documenting yourself and go to the police station to file a report if you want to do that.
ReplyDeleteOh nooooooo!!!! I'm sorry to hear that happened but am so happy no one was hurt! I love how positive you always are. I'm glad I stayed in that day. lol
ReplyDeleteCan I just say that was hilariously written? I'm so sorry your little car got a boo-boo, but glad to hear everyone was ok!
ReplyDeleteHey Keith,
ReplyDeleteSorry to read about the unfortunate mishap, my good friend. However, if you could convince every other driver not to drive on a Friday the 13th, the roads would be clear for you, just you. Then you'd probably hit a tree that um, jumped out in front of your car.
Look after yourself and your car. Humour and irony going hand in hand.
Gary :)
Sorry :( . Glad everyone was okay!
ReplyDeleteHilarious Keith! Taking it in a lighter vein for something unfortunate is a noble thing to do. Lucky thing no one got hurt! Looks like one has to be wary for the next Fri the 13th. Wonderful rhymings!
ReplyDeleteHank
Not only was it Friday the 13th, but it was a full moon! And there is the Bengal's plate ;)
ReplyDeleteAll we can do is laugh, as long as no one got hurt
ReplyDeleteGlad no one was hurt! I'm sure the car can be fixed good as new. Your poetry was very entertaining too!
ReplyDeleteGlad no one was hurt. Sorry about the car though.
ReplyDeleteYipes---and on Friday, the 13th..... Glad nobody was hurt.... It does take the wind out of your sails for awhile though, doesn't it??? We almost had a guy hit us head-on one afternoon --and we hit the ditch in order to NOT get hit... Luckily, we weren't hurt and neither was our car. BUT--it shook us up.. Things can happen in an instant!!! Scary!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Oh, Keith! What an unfortunate happening! It is a blessing that no one was injured. Wishing you speedy repairs!
ReplyDeleteOh that's not good. I woman hit me recently while she was on her cell phone. Luckily we both had Jeeps and they stood up to the impact.
ReplyDeleteThat is a bit extreme to get something to blog about. : )
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear your car got hurt but glad no people were hurt.
Oh, no! I'm sorry that happened. And on Friday the 13. No wonder the date has such a bad reputation. Kudos to you for making a fun poem about it. But please come up with blog ideas some other way! :-)
ReplyDeleteLike I said on twitter, I'm glad that you are okay! And I'm glad that everyone else is, too.
ReplyDeleteHappy that you were not hurt...and happy that you got a post idea this way! :D:P
ReplyDeleteOh damn, hate when that happens... Sorry to hear that.
ReplyDeleteI am glad not one was hurt.. I take it it was more bad luck than a cause from Friday the 13th.. Cute poem.
ReplyDeleteHi Keith .. thank goodness it wasn't worse .. but a nuisance in the rhythm of things .. good luck with getting the car repaired .. and love the way you've written it up .. and be happy on the 13th .. cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteoh my that's terrible and here you were saying you weren't superstitious, ugh
ReplyDeleteSorry Keith!
ReplyDeleteGlad no one was hurt, I've never been in such accidents.
Wow...I love your attitude about it. Glad no one was hurt, but sorry about your hind end - that looks like an expensive repair bill! I agree about Friday the 13th!
ReplyDeleteI'm still so relieved that your car gladly took it all and kept you safe! But the poor thing really does look hurt now.
ReplyDeleteYour positivity at all times in this situation amazes me and makes me love you even more. You might not realize it, but it is very special! And the poem you made is awesome. I loved it and it made me laugh several times :)
I love you, honey. You need to come over here - in situations like these the distance is a bit difficult to handle!
Good that you didn't take it too seriously. But it's such a darn inconvenience, isn't it? We had two parking lot accidents in one year...neither was our fault...just people in a hurry. We are afraid to park now...I always go to the corner of the lot and walk a distance to get to where I'm going. Just tooooooooooooooooo many cars on the road!!!! Not enough space for everyone. Car growth to go with the population growth.
ReplyDeleteHaha. Great poem! Not so fun experience, but we all know where you WON'T be on the next Friday the 13th.
ReplyDeleteA horrible experience - but great for your blog! Glad to hear no one was hurt.
ReplyDeleteLOL! What? But how are you supposed to get to the epic Friday the 13th party without driving? ;)
ReplyDeleteThat was clever and terribly fun. I'm so sorry about the fender bender, but way to take it in stride!
Glad to hear someone could be so poetic about that major damage to his 'Baby'. I do agree, I would never, ever, drive on Friday the 13th again after that!
ReplyDeleteIt was a beautiful full moon!
Sorry about the accident.
ReplyDeleteGlad no one was hurt.
You do have patience enough to write a poem about it. Thant is admirable.
#100!
ReplyDeleteThat said... no more driving on Friday the 13th sounds like a plan that might work. Especially when you need to go to work in which case you're entitled to a well-deserved day off. ;)
DeleteI'm glad everyone is okay. Loved the poem!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment on my post. Caring for three kids is tougher than I thought, but I think I'm back now. I missed reading your posts. :) Happy Wednesday!
Good to know there were no injuries and that your sense of humour is alive and well. Black Jack thanks you for the compliment (she thinks) on her ability to wear glasses a bit more successfully than you apparently do. Your blog is a fun one so I've decided to join your fan club :)
ReplyDeleteGood you were driving a Toyota. :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear there were no injuries.
ReplyDeleteHeh heh heh.......a jolly accident! You did very well to keep your cool and humour. Mind you, I wouldn't have minded seeing you on an episode of Judge Judy in a few years' time!
ReplyDeleteSo glad no one was hurt, except your poor car. Someone hit and totaled my Toyota. It was a grand old car - 220,000 miles on it. But no one was hurt, and that's the important thing.
ReplyDeleteThis? Was adorable. And hilarious. And reminded me of Winnie the Pooh. :)
ReplyDeleteLoved it, and thanks for stopping to see me at Lighten Up!
you said you were in the ROTC, did you head into the Army or other military? glad you are ok after this accident. hope you will get a fix up & all will be ok. or maybe you will have a rental car for a while? glad you can find the positive it all that is so great!! thank you for stopping by my blog. have a lovely day & week. ( :
ReplyDeleteMy R rear bumper got "kissed" on Thursday, but is now fixed and beautiful again. My attacker was most apologetic, but no one was injured...and metal is either fixable or replaceable. Lucky us...
ReplyDeleteOh good gracious. O.O I hope that's not too expensive to repair! Glad you're okay, too! I've been in a van when rearended by someone. Not a fun experience when sitting in the back seat. I was in high school then, and had my little Nintendo DS with me. When the other car hit us, my DS flew into the front seat to my dad. My ears rang for quite a while after that.
ReplyDeleteOn a side note, verse eight is delightful!
HAHAHAHAH what a poem! You are one quirky fellow, Keith! I would definitely like to see more poems about life's dilemmas!! :)
ReplyDeletePoor little car!
ReplyDeleteAhh that sucks. At least no one was hurt. I recently hit someone hard 3 times from behind. It was 100503% my fault. My moms foot broke from the impact. The guy in front was fine. Thankfully it was nothing worse. There was little to damage at all and the guy told me just to go home. Lovely poem you wrote.
ReplyDeletePrayers to god. Happy to hear no one got hurt.
ReplyDeleteKeith, you've been one of those people who've made me realise the need for optimism.
ReplyDeleteEven in such a situation, I can imagine you keeping your cool and reacting with patience.
Thank you for being so crucial. So patient.
The way you make things happy is really inspiring.
I hope everything gets repaired and you're back to yourself.
And yes, thanks for awaiting! I can't imagine leaving this place behind.
It has taught me more than what I could ever absorb from around.
Thanks to bloggers like you, my world is a happy place :)
You are absolutely amazing, Keith!!! I'm so glad you're OK though your car is needing surgery. I love your poem. What an incredible post!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! You met with an accident and that inspired you to write a poem!!! Glad that you are all right!
ReplyDeleteLoved the poem! Poor car...
ReplyDeleteOh I'm sorry about your car but thankful no one was hurt. You wrote beautifully about it with a great attitude.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and for commenting.
I think you response is a little more measured than mine would have been!
ReplyDeleteNice post.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
Ha...I love how you've turned a mishap into such an amusing poem, Keith!
ReplyDeleteMost of us would have been really annoyed or upset...
So glad no one was hurt though. After all, that is the important thing...:)
Oh no! That doesn't look too good. But glad everyone is ok!
ReplyDeleteack! sorry about the fender, but glad no one was hurt. on the other hand, i will never think of the phrase, "struck by the poetry muse" in the same way again! :) :) :) (which is kind of awesome!)
ReplyDeleteWell that's one way to get something to write about, huh?! :-)
ReplyDeleteGlad you're not hurt.
Pearl
Well bummer....I sure wouldn't want that to happen to have a blog post!!! But hey, maybe you can take the insurance money and go buy a new FIAT! So glad no one was hurt.
ReplyDeleteCindy Bee
Friday the 13th ... now that's creepy ... but glad no one was hurt :-)
ReplyDeleteI once walked under a ladder on Friday 13th and promptly sprained my ankle. Great rhymes and thanks for visiting me at Dartmoor Ramblings!
ReplyDeletewow, friday the 13th, ooooooo!!!!!! Thats so sad but my gosh you tell a story beautifully!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is brilliant, Keith, brilliant. So sorry about your car though and glad you weren't hurt!
ReplyDeletesuper poem, we've been hit from behind a few times (once one fellow was distracted by a beautiful young woman on her bike in the round about), minor things and my hubby and the errant drivers end up in the same sort of exchange, much better that way.
ReplyDeleteKeith...what genius to make a humorous poem out of a rather stressful experience! I am sorry this happened, and thank goodness no one was hurt.
ReplyDeleteKeep writing poetry... you're good! :)
I am happy to read that nobody got hurt ~ The funny thing is that someone also swiped our front fender and now we have to have it fixed ~ Can I say that I am admiring the couplets (2 lined verses) specially with the rhyming words ~ Accidents happen but thankfully nobody got hurt ~ Have a good week Keith and thanks for your lovely comments on my blogs ~
ReplyDeleteawww sorry about that---great poem though :)
ReplyDeleteawwww sorry about the damage to your car but isn't it wonderful to interact with people who respond appropriately!? It is an accident, not an on purpose!! I hope your damage is covered by your insurance!!
ReplyDeleteHa!! Oh that Friday the 13th! Glad you're ok! Fun poem :-)
ReplyDeleteOh, this is such a delightful poem, Keith, and I'm so sorry you got into a fender bender. It sounds like all involved were very pleasant, and that doesn't happen all the time. I'm so glad that you're ok. I love the line, "I told him that accidents happen - the damage was only cosmetic." Awesome.......... If only more people thought like that.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
Keith,
ReplyDeleteAt least it was only a fender, and nothing worse. Somehow, we are almost ready to expect a mishap on that date. Ready to assert the blame on the Friday in question!!
It did have an 'up side,' in that it provided an alternative Blog post!!
Eileen
A true blogger is one who can turn an accident into a fun blog post. And do it with a rhyme. Guess Pat Hatt has been influencing you a little too much lately?
ReplyDeleteOh, what a delight! The poem rather than the event. What excellent rhyming; and what delicious comedy you made of the occurrence — and moral reflections too! I just love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat stands out is the attitude of all concerned. Thank goodness there was no anger; no rage expressed when in this world today there is so much.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad no one was injured...and good graces were shown by all.
You're a poet too!!
ReplyDeleteHappy all went well and you left unscathed.
rare to have each of you with jolly attitudes It rarely happens like that in Detroit...hey I bet you are one of those people who turn around and drive another direction when a black cat crosses your path :)
ReplyDeleteYour such a clever writer. Love your poem and so glad you all are ok and had such a generous spirit about the whole thing :)
ReplyDeleteCortne
wow, that is very creative!! You're pretty good with the waxing poetic.
ReplyDeleteyou're right accidents do happen...but glad to hear everyone was okay, and this was a fender bender only.
That's great that everyone was cool. I had a fender bender when I was yielding for traffic to go by. Someone ran into me. I was pregnant with Isaak at the time; therefore I was super shaky. Just nervous. The guy claimed to have insurance. He had the papers to prove it. Then later I found out that he wasn't paying on that insurance. That was an expensive time in my life.
ReplyDeleteNow when it was my turn (not trying to) get in an accident everything was smooth. We both have insurance, and it just went a heck of a lot better than the first accident.
It's great that you were all able to handle the situation with humor!
ReplyDeleteGlad no one was hurt!
ReplyDeleteOuch on the fender and glad that no one was seriously injured.
ReplyDeleteHey there! Glad nobody got hurt...and glad you got posting material ha ha!!
ReplyDeleteGah, not not not the kind of material you want for a blog post. I hope insurance clears that right up and makes it look new again for you. And I'm really glad no one was hurt.
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