Enjoy the experience of teaching your son how to drive.
My first car was a standard. I had two wks to learn how to drive it before my senior year started...
...my mom took me out every day. She swears up and down STILL that she does NOT know how to drive a standard (even though she taught ME & BOTH of my sisters).
I still remember her peeling out of the stop signs to avoid stalling on the hills....
... and every time we talk about to this day.. she laughs and I can see her eyes brighten.
I know you teaching him how to drive is not how you pictured it - but look as it as another opportunity to build great memories with your son.
P.S I became a great driver. Could shift, drink a coke, and dip my McNuggets in BBQ Sauce...at the same time.
M(f): 40 D'ed: 8/12
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