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The Promise
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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, May 13, 2013
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This is a onetime thing. Recently at school, they organized a visit from MADD ( Mothers Against Drunk Driving ). This is an organization that begun with mothers who lost their children due to drunk driving. We may not all notice it now, but there are some huge consequences. Anyways, they showed us a video showing the results of impaired driving, and clips where real family's described how they were affected by losing a loved one. I usually wouldn't do this, but the presentation really got to me, so I want to share how a couple of videos affected me and my perspective of life. I never lost someone, and I never want to, but I know some of you have and if it's for this reason . . . it isn't fair. The first part will be my own short story, and the second is a part from my own daily diary that shows my opinion. This is not meant to prevent you from making the choices you do, it is only to encourage you to think about the decisions you make ahead of time.
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~ I put my foot down and drive to the first corner. The track is always wet at the start of the day as the water truck is able to go out and keep it that way, but by the end of the day all the water will have been used so it will be bone dry and that's when the real fun begins. I pull the hydro, the chrome shaft that's connected to my rear brakes, to lock the rear wheels so I can initiate a drift. I feather the throttle accordingly as to keep the car sideways and continue onto the next corner... This is it. Nothing else matters. Just me, my car, their car and the sound of tyres tearing rubber against the drying tarmac... ~ ~ "Laurie, you got something..." He trails off as his thumb brushes my lips enough to turn my head towards him. Before I know it, the space between us is closing and my body is frozen. His lips draw ever closer to mine and involuntarily, my back arches so my mouth presses against his. My lips burn with passion as I find myself unable to stop kissing him. My rational side kicks in and I pull myself away from him. What the hell am I doing? ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Laurie Williams is a wreck of a woman. Alcoholism and not giving a damn are her two main personality traits. However, when her tightly knit friend group of girl car enthusiasts find a car club to become a part of, she starts to come to life. For a moment, she leaves her old life behind. But it always finds her again. On a downward hill spiral from the beginning, she loses friendships, relationships and even herself. The only thing keeping her afloat is her love for cars. Can she hold onto that love? Or will her former demons continue to ruin her? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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