It’s hard to believe that 2013 is almost upon us. But before we celebrate the new year, we still need to get through the last few days of 2012, and, hopefully, we manage to do so with some style, grace, and a bit of decorum.
On this Christmas day and in the run-up to New Year’s eve, let’s try to keep it together.
This post is dedicated to all of the good drivers out there who have encountered other drivers who can, at best, be described as middling, or poor when operating a vehicle.
In our day and age, the car is ubiquitous. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for the skills of the drivers themselves. Therefore, please find some guidelines herein targeted at those egregious drivers and developed in an effort to create greater harmony (and sanity) on the road. The guidelines below can be viewed as an essential supplement to current driving manuals.
While it is no longer the 1950s, and finishing, or charm schools are more or less defunct, it does not mean that our society has lost its need for some lessons on manners and etiquette.
This is about more than just minding one’s “P’s” and “Q’s”, or good comportment in general; it’s also about showing a little respect for others, and having some awareness of what’s happening outside of yourself.