Comments on: Driving in the US http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/ I might be wrong, but I doubt it Fri, 18 May 2012 23:36:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on Driving in the US by: Ann http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-657 Tue, 28 Feb 2006 15:08:08 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-657 Every time I'm back in the States, have to remind myself that I am not in Italy anymore. When I first started driving in Italy (six months after arriving), my husband thought I was too mellow of a driver. Now, after three and a half years, he likes it when I drive, "You're so relaxed". The one thing have driven, the autostrada. I refuse. Every time I’m back in the States, have to remind myself that I am not in Italy anymore. When I first started driving in Italy (six months after arriving), my husband thought I was too mellow of a driver. Now, after three and a half years, he likes it when I drive, “You’re so relaxed”. The one thing have driven, the autostrada. I refuse.

]]> Comment on Driving in the US by: Gia http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-599 Tue, 31 Jan 2006 11:29:24 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-599 The driving this is close to my heart. My hubby says I drive terribly and I say that same thing about his driving. He is the NAscar wanna be and I am the orderly driver. I usually end up in the passengers seat when he is around. The driving this is close to my heart. My hubby says I drive terribly and I say that same thing about his driving. He is the NAscar wanna be and I am the orderly driver. I usually end up in the passengers seat when he is around.

]]> Comment on Driving in the US by: expatraveler http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-588 Fri, 27 Jan 2006 21:22:24 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-588 You could have just gone to Switzerland to see good drivers too. :) Getting used to drivers in Canada is something else too! I get so freaked out still when people stop about 10 feet after the white line at a stop. Apparently that is perfectly normal here along with parking next to a fire hydrant and within 15 feet of the corner. It's enough to not see the cars coming down the street. They are still like 25 years behind the times here in Canada for driving. When will they ever catch up! You could have just gone to Switzerland to see good drivers too. :)

Getting used to drivers in Canada is something else too! I get so freaked out still when people stop about 10 feet after the white line at a stop. Apparently that is perfectly normal here along with parking next to a fire hydrant and within 15 feet of the corner. It’s enough to not see the cars coming down the street. They are still like 25 years behind the times here in Canada for driving. When will they ever catch up!

]]> Comment on Driving in the US by: Cyn http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-586 Fri, 27 Jan 2006 17:51:39 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-586 After living here for a year, I am STILL afraid to drive! Thank God I have my bike! Cyn After living here for a year, I am STILL afraid to drive! Thank God I have my bike!
Cyn

]]> Comment on Driving in the US by: Can't sit still... http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-585 Fri, 27 Jan 2006 16:05:47 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-585 Americans are famous for doing everything reallyreally fast, with one exception: driving. :? Americans are famous for doing everything reallyreally fast, with one exception: driving. :?

]]> Comment on Driving in the US by: Laura http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-584 Fri, 27 Jan 2006 15:16:35 +0000 http://www.buzzurro.net/2006/01/driving-in-the-us/#comment-584 Don't forget the swarming scooters that have magical invisible powers until they're 3 inches from you and the zebra-crossing parkers! Next, you must remind me what it's like to go to the grocery store and not get run over by grannies wielding shopping carts. Oooh, oooh! And what it's like to go out after dark and there's STILL STORES OPEN (this counts for lunchtime too)!!! And [sob] big coffee ... Miss you guys ... Don’t forget the swarming scooters that have magical invisible powers until they’re 3 inches from you and the zebra-crossing parkers! Next, you must remind me what it’s like to go to the grocery store and not get run over by grannies wielding shopping carts. Oooh, oooh! And what it’s like to go out after dark and there’s STILL STORES OPEN (this counts for lunchtime too)!!! And [sob] big coffee …

Miss you guys …

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