car accident and why I love my daddy
Yesterday, I got into a car accident. Except it was me backing into a pole in a parking structure. I’ve never felt so stupid before. Then I realized, wow, I’ve never had to actually get my car fixed before, what the hell do I do?
I honestly didn’t know the steps. Do I just find a body shop on yelp the way I would find a salon? Do I tell my insurance even though I hit a thing? Or do insurance companies only care if I hit another car/person? Do I just drive around like this until I can figure out the answers to the first few questions? Do I have to take a picture of it? Do I tape it up? Do I tie a rope around my car in case the door decides to fall off? I don’t know!
So of course, I called my Daddy in tears - because I definitely am 25 years old. He does such a good job of not saying “Amy, you are a million years old! Stop crying and how the hell do you have so many questions?”. He just said, “it’s okay Amy. Can you drive the car home or do you want me to drive to you? You didn’t hit anyone, you’re safe. Let’s just get the car home and we’ll get it fixed.” When I got my car home, he just said the same thing again and then gave me a hug.
I LOVE MY DADDY. Seriously, the patience he has for a 25 year old “grown” daughter who knows nothing about life is amazing.
That’s all. Thanks for listening, Tumblr. I hope all your dads/moms/support groups are as awesome.
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Kickass Kid of the Day: Avery Canahuati has made astonishing progress on her bucket list: throw out a first pitch; get a driver’s license; get asked out for Valentine’s Day. She doesn’t have the leisure of time, however.
Avery, just five months old, was born with spinal muscular atrophy, a genetic terminal illness that means she is unlikely to make it past her second birthday. So Avery’s parents, Mike and Laura, are doing everything they can to make the most of the time Avery does have left, and they’re keeping track of their adventures on Avery’s Bucket List, written as if by Avery herself, as well as on Facebook and Twitter.
Number one on Avery’s list is to meet Ellen Degeneres:
“I think Ellen is the perfect person to help me spread my message about SMA because she’s compassionate, funny, and wants to meet inspirational people, which apparently some people think I am.”
Avery currently is welcoming ideas to add to her bucket list.
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