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Fantastic news, Jeni!!!I'm so happy for you!
morning Lisa
Hi Scott
its really great got my VVG back with new button and a new trippy tip to go with it
hows your morning going ?
howdy there Gil how you feeling today
thank you Valerie how you doing
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Got a little story about Karma being a mother.
I don't know if you remember me telling you guys about my daughter, but she got hit by a taxi cab driver who fled the scene. (She's OK, wasn't seriously hurt). She got a picture of the license plate as he was driving away and gave it to the police. They told her that when they found him, she would have to come in and ID him out of a line up.
Fast forward a few days and the police call her and tell her to come to the station. She goes down expecting to ID the guy. They put her in a room and then come in to talk to her. They place a photo of a man on the table and ask her if she knows him. Well yes, she says. That's the guy that hit me.
Then they tell her that the guy was found later that evening, robbed and shot to death in his cab!!!! She of course is completely stunned. But not nearly as stunned as when they asked her where she was between such and such hours. Of course she immediately asks if she's a suspect and they say "Oh no, you're just a person of interest."
Fortunately, she was at home with her roommates all night, one of whom is a police officer. They talked to him and verified it so she is no longer "of interest" to them.
Had the guy simply stayed put when he hit her and talked to the cops like he should have, he probably wouldn't have picked up the fare that killed him.
I don't know if you remember me telling you guys about my daughter, but she got hit by a taxi cab driver who fled the scene. (She's OK, wasn't seriously hurt). She got a picture of the license plate as he was driving away and gave it to the police. They told her that when they found him, she would have to come in and ID him out of a line up.
Fast forward a few days and the police call her and tell her to come to the station. She goes down expecting to ID the guy. They put her in a room and then come in to talk to her. They place a photo of a man on the table and ask her if she knows him. Well yes, she says. That's the guy that hit me.
Then they tell her that the guy was found later that evening, robbed and shot to death in his cab!!!! She of course is completely stunned. But not nearly as stunned as when they asked her where she was between such and such hours. Of course she immediately asks if she's a suspect and they say "Oh no, you're just a person of interest."
Fortunately, she was at home with her roommates all night, one of whom is a police officer. They talked to him and verified it so she is no longer "of interest" to them. Had the guy simply stayed put when he hit her and talked to the cops like he should have, he probably wouldn't have picked up the fare that killed him.
Good thanks. Its exremely cold here for central Cal. weather.
ya its cold here to brrrrrrrr !!!
Got a little story about Karma being a mother.
I don't know if you remember me telling you guys about my daughter, but she got hit by a taxi cab driver who fled the scene. (She's OK, wasn't seriously hurt). She got a picture of the license plate as he was driving away and gave it to the police. They told her that when they found him, she would have to come in and ID him out of a line up.
Fast forward a few days and the police call her and tell her to come to the station. She goes down expecting to ID the guy. They put her in a room and then come in to talk to her. They place a photo of a man on the table and ask her if she knows him. Well yes, she says. That's the guy that hit me.
Then they tell her that the guy was found later that evening, robbed and shot to death in his cab!!!! She of course is completely stunned. But not nearly as stunned as when they asked her where she was between such and such hours. Of course she immediately asks if she's a suspect and they say "Oh no, you're just a person of interest."
Had the guy simply stayed put when he hit her and talked to the cops like he should have, he probably wouldn't have picked up the fare that killed him.
wow what a story glad she is ok
wow what a story is right....talk about bad karma....your daughter must of been a bit nervous there for a while...
taking my lunch break from kitchen reno...almost finished sanding the ceilings...then coat it with tung oil...then move on to putting down new plywood on the floors to get ready for hardwood installation....my friend owns a hardwood flooring company so i get a HUGE discount on flooring and installation....
Got a little story about Karma being a mother.
I don't know if you remember me telling you guys about my daughter, but she got hit by a taxi cab driver who fled the scene. (She's OK, wasn't seriously hurt). She got a picture of the license plate as he was driving away and gave it to the police. They told her that when they found him, she would have to come in and ID him out of a line up.
Fast forward a few days and the police call her and tell her to come to the station. She goes down expecting to ID the guy. They put her in a room and then come in to talk to her. They place a photo of a man on the table and ask her if she knows him. Well yes, she says. That's the guy that hit me.
Then they tell her that the guy was found later that evening, robbed and shot to death in his cab!!!! She of course is completely stunned. But not nearly as stunned as when they asked her where she was between such and such hours. Of course she immediately asks if she's a suspect and they say "Oh no, you're just a person of interest."
Had the guy simply stayed put when he hit her and talked to the cops like he should have, he probably wouldn't have picked up the fare that killed him.
Well now didn't that take pitsy turn. Glad she had an alibi!!!
its really great got my VVG back with new button and a new trippy tip to go with it
Okay, so far. I'm up to my eyeballs in work and am taking things one step at a time. I'm cold though. Think I'm going to go walk through a hot shower to warm up a bit, get another cup of coffee and keep at it. Glad you got your mod back. I bet you're stoked!
hi lisa....thats what i'm trying to do ...take one step at a time...keeping busy to keep my mind off of tomorrows doctor visit...its pretty warm here in ny today...58 degrees and sunny...what a pleasant surprise
Got a little story about Karma being a mother.
I don't know if you remember me telling you guys about my daughter, but she got hit by a taxi cab driver who fled the scene. (She's OK, wasn't seriously hurt). She got a picture of the license plate as he was driving away and gave it to the police. They told her that when they found him, she would have to come in and ID him out of a line up.
Fast forward a few days and the police call her and tell her to come to the station. She goes down expecting to ID the guy. They put her in a room and then come in to talk to her. They place a photo of a man on the table and ask her if she knows him. Well yes, she says. That's the guy that hit me.
Then they tell her that the guy was found later that evening, robbed and shot to death in his cab!!!! She of course is completely stunned. But not nearly as stunned as when they asked her where she was between such and such hours. Of course she immediately asks if she's a suspect and they say "Oh no, you're just a person of interest."
Had the guy simply stayed put when he hit her and talked to the cops like he should have, he probably wouldn't have picked up the fare that killed him.
It really makes me think when I hear something like this. Who knows what kind of guy that driver was. I think sometimes life gives us a chance to stop and do the right thing. If we don't then we face consequences. Some call it karma. I can only wonder who killed him and how their life might have been different if that certain taxi driver wouldn't have picked him up.
I have learned over the years to not complain too much if I am being detained and can't leave somewhere as early as I want. To many times I have seen an accident that just happened in those moments I was detained. Sometimes I wonder how much our actions change our lives.
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