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| This is exactly like the first car I drove. It's gone now. |
When I started driving my father's obsolete car, which had no AC. I started to be independent and not let my family in need to others. After I started driving at a young age, I got the whole responsibilities of my family. I always picked them up to wherever they want, and drove them to school, too. Due to getting a lot of driving, I have become a professional driver at a very young age. In this life I have learned a lot. I have been through a lot of hard obstacles that have made me a very good driver.
Hi Ammar, You remind me about the song," what doesn't kill you make you stronger" :)
ReplyDeleteThose obstacles have made you a better driver.
I'm really excited to read some of your stories, so bring them up as fast as you can!!:)
Great Ammar!
ReplyDeleteI like driving cars and I have a story somehow similar to yours. However,do you think that driving a car helps you be a "life good driver"? Could you please explain that because I am curious about that?
Thanks a lot Ammar for the nice entry!
I absolutely agree. Having knowing you for several months, I think you know how to "drive" your way in life well. I hope that you drive us in your blog to enjoy some of your stories.
ReplyDeleteDear Ammar, I love the title of your blog and am so interested in your life's story that made you the "good driver" that you are.
ReplyDeleteI wonder about the image of the car that you put with this blog entry introducing yourself. How similar or different is it from the car that you drove of your father's? Since you used the word "obsolete," I think it was an old car. What does this shiny new fashionable car mean to you? What do you want me to think?