I blew my horn at a man today. Yes, a strong blast of indignation. He deserved it—I strongly felt—for swerving around me even before I was at the end of the ramp. Why, if I hadn’t seen his lights—large and encroaching in my rear view mirror—I would have merged sideways into him causing a large crash of metal and glass. Then what would have happened to his haste? Yes, I blew my horn; a sharp toot of rebuke. He sped off into the dark apparently unfazed by my protest. His tail lights became dots that blended… Continue reading Covering My Fear
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