driving

In some places in Texas, the maximum speed limit is 85 mph, which means that some jackass is probably doing 95 in the fast lane. As for me, I drive like a little old lady and do the ACTUAL speed limit. It's not because I'm all that old or because I'm scared of driving next to big rigs…

I'm of the age that I learned to drive using a stick. I have loved it ever since. I'm in the market for a new car and would like to get one with a manual transmission, but it's hard to find.

Seriously? Yes, seriously. Check it out.

There are some things that we don't think about during storms. Luckily, organizations like TxDOT DO think about such things, and they're there to remind us.

It seems that some people are under the impression that, just because they SEE a police officer, they need to slam on the brakes. False.

Finally! Dad has come out on top when it comes to our kids.
Dad never wins anything so this is a big deal.

We have been granted more time to renew our license, registration etc in Texas.

But there's one intersection - in my opinion - that I would consider the freakiest in Nacogdoches. This is one that makes me nervous anytime I go near it.

Nacogdoches has tons of different speed zones throughout town. I took some time to put together a list of the worst ones...at least in my opinion.

Maybe it was the song on the radio or perhaps something inside me just needed a break. So, when I came to that stop sign, I turned left toward the wilder roads.

The requirement has already been removed from Nevada, Florida, California and Colorado tests.

Perhaps Nacogdoches has an unknown set of driving rules. Yes, that has to be it. So, I sat down and made a list. Check it out.