Before we even left the house, we learned that Jonathan had passed his driver's test. We do have a graduated license plan here, so I don't have his road permissions all straight in my head, but I think he's able to drive around town on his own and on secondary highways as long as he has a fully licensed driver riding shotgun. Later in the process, there will be another test to pass.
The drive into Ottawa was interesting. The highway was clear on a sunny day, but once we hit the city, we had to approach intersections with caution because we could hardly see the snow-blasted traffic lights from Tuesday's big blow. Here's one picture but some lights were even more snowed than this one.
Once we arrived, the food was good, and my almost-79-year-old wife was looking pretty good too.
Was it a birthday for Sue?
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DeleteNice! We are trying to see around snow piles on corners and intersections to pull out on highways right now. Hopefully the melt down this weekend will reduce those piles.
ReplyDeleteSnow covered traffic lights is,a new one to me, very tricky. Snow also makes blind corners, another joy of winter.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to JJ.! Sue looks great- as always!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great picture of your almost 79 year old bride!
ReplyDeleteThree cheers to Jonathan! I remember that feeling of passing and it's a good one!
ReplyDeleteI should be so lucky to look like that! Happy birthday to Sue and congrats to JJ.
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