What are you doing this coming weekend?
07-01-2016, 04:10 PM
#1871
Wow, that looks pretty bad.
I'm glad that Bea is okay, and I'm sorry about the car.
It is probably best that she cancelled her trip.
Hope she feels better soon. I'm sure it was pretty traumatic for both of you.
I'm glad that Bea is okay, and I'm sorry about the car.
It is probably best that she cancelled her trip.
Hope she feels better soon. I'm sure it was pretty traumatic for both of you.
07-01-2016, 06:01 PM
#1872
Originally Posted by MsPerky' timestamp='1467394665' post='24007120
Oh, bummer...glad she is OK. Looks like that driver was going fairly fast!
Yeah. The State Trooper thought so, too.
I foresee a very sore left leg from all the clutch action between Annapolis and the Bay Bridge. 
Edit: After consultation with her personal trainer (me), we decided to cancel the trip to the west coast. She is just experiencing too much discomfort and swelling to endure the long flight and the drive after she arrives in Seattle. Southwest is very good about their cancellation policies so she can go later when she feels better.
07-01-2016, 06:02 PM
#1873
Kinky Boots was great. 
07-01-2016, 07:13 PM
#1874
07-02-2016, 02:06 AM
#1875
Big Mexican party Saturday (lots of USC Trojans ), with a taco truck and a Mariachi band. Montrose Car Show Sunday with 550 classic cars and hot rods. We have an early lunch at Joselito's, our favorite Mexican restaurant, on their patio with our dogs. We're close to all the VINTAGE alcohol dragsters. They fire them up periodically and make a real racket!
Monday neighborhood BBQ, then night fireworks at our local high school.
), with a taco truck and a Mariachi band. Montrose Car Show Sunday with 550 classic cars and hot rods. We have an early lunch at Joselito's, our favorite Mexican restaurant, on their patio with our dogs. We're close to all the VINTAGE alcohol dragsters. They fire them up periodically and make a real racket! Monday neighborhood BBQ, then night fireworks at our local high school.
has tuned into a block party with 150 people.
07-02-2016, 01:09 PM
#1876
Originally Posted by MsPerky' timestamp='1467394665' post='24007120
Oh, bummer...glad she is OK. Looks like that driver was going fairly fast!
Yeah. The State Trooper thought so, too.
I foresee a very sore left leg from all the clutch action between Annapolis and the Bay Bridge. Edit: After consultation with her personal trainer (me), we decided to cancel the trip to the west coast. She is just experiencing too much discomfort and swelling to endure the long flight and the drive after she arrives in Seattle. Southwest is very good about their cancellation policies so she can go later when she feels better.
That really sucks !! When I read it the first time I thought you were talking about Durango :-( But I see that was not the cancelled trip :-)
07-02-2016, 01:56 PM
#1877
Not exactly what I planned to do, but been dealing with this:
While Bea was on her way to visit a friend late yesterday afternoon, stopped in traffic, a distracted driver did this to her.
Got a call that she was on the way to the ER in an ambulance so I got there as she arrived. 3 hours later, she was released with only bumps and bruises and lots of soreness. Guess Honda built the Crosstour well! Pretty sure it will be totalled, though it's only 17 months old with 21,000 miles. The adjuster will be there Tuesday to make that determination.
Happy Fourth!
While Bea was on her way to visit a friend late yesterday afternoon, stopped in traffic, a distracted driver did this to her.
Got a call that she was on the way to the ER in an ambulance so I got there as she arrived. 3 hours later, she was released with only bumps and bruises and lots of soreness. Guess Honda built the Crosstour well! Pretty sure it will be totalled, though it's only 17 months old with 21,000 miles. The adjuster will be there Tuesday to make that determination.Happy Fourth!
well built,those Honda....But,it surely won't buff right out...
07-02-2016, 02:52 PM
#1878
Gene, sad to hear what happened but glad that Bea is ok. That is all that is important.
Hope things workout with the adjuster.
Hope things workout with the adjuster.
07-02-2016, 06:32 PM
#1879
Thanks, everyone. One of the negatives of living in a small state is that it seems that most large companies do not have local reps here, and that's true for my insurance company, it seems. After having to spell all the addresses, etc. to everyone I talked to, they finally determined they don't have a company claims adjuster here, so they have to hire an independent adjuster who can't look at the car til Wednesday. So, no resolution on the damage til then.
Bea is doing much better with only one large hematoma on her upper left arm (we still can't figure out how she got that as her seat belt should not have impacted that area
)
Bea is doing much better with only one large hematoma on her upper left arm (we still can't figure out how she got that as her seat belt should not have impacted that area
)
07-02-2016, 06:42 PM
#1880
Originally Posted by MsPerky' timestamp='1467394665' post='24007120
Oh, bummer...glad she is OK. Looks like that driver was going fairly fast!
Yeah. The State Trooper thought so, too.
I foresee a very sore left leg from all the clutch action between Annapolis and the Bay Bridge. Edit: After consultation with her personal trainer (me), we decided to cancel the trip to the west coast. She is just experiencing too much discomfort and swelling to endure the long flight and the drive after she arrives in Seattle. Southwest is very good about their cancellation policies so she can go later when she feels better.