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May. 2nd, 2013
Another life first this morning.
May. 2nd, 2013 01:10 amWhile driving to work this morning, I had a life first that was not particularly desirable, but it was interesting. So here it is. I was cruising along the highway, my exit was about a mile ahead, so I'm in the middle lane, and creeping up on a black suvtype vehicle in the right lane.
Unexpectedly, this green pustule starts pushing out the SUV's driver's side window, and a fraction of a second later, the green pustule (which is made of broken glass of the side window) blows out. About a second later, I find myself driving through what can only be described as a cloud of broken glass. Shock!
And a second later, it's all left behind me on the highway. (except for a couple of fragments I later find under my windshield wipers.) As I pull up parallel with the SUV, I look over at the driver. He is looking back at me, mouth wide open, and leaning as far away from the broken window as he can while still driving.
I pull away, as he is slowing down, presumably to pull over to the breakdown lane, and I went on to work. glad that I didn't have my car window blow out for no apparent reason driving along the highway. I did go out at lunchtime to check my car. No flat tires, but a couple of glass fragments removed from under the window wipers.
Unexpectedly, this green pustule starts pushing out the SUV's driver's side window, and a fraction of a second later, the green pustule (which is made of broken glass of the side window) blows out. About a second later, I find myself driving through what can only be described as a cloud of broken glass. Shock!
And a second later, it's all left behind me on the highway. (except for a couple of fragments I later find under my windshield wipers.) As I pull up parallel with the SUV, I look over at the driver. He is looking back at me, mouth wide open, and leaning as far away from the broken window as he can while still driving.
I pull away, as he is slowing down, presumably to pull over to the breakdown lane, and I went on to work. glad that I didn't have my car window blow out for no apparent reason driving along the highway. I did go out at lunchtime to check my car. No flat tires, but a couple of glass fragments removed from under the window wipers.