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**parurorges** · 08-07-2008, 12:52 PM

AS I just joined this group and was encouraged to post something, here it is.

When I was a teenager I would often drive to pick up my grandmother, who was a housekeeper at a Catholic parish in Salt Lake City.

I would always, always pull into the driveway and park toward the front, in the front lawn area.

But this one time I pulled in and for some reason I felt I shouldl move forward and park next to the rectory itself. Just as I opened the door and stepped out I glanced to my left, where I normally would have been, and saw a white panel truck come tumbling throught the air where I normally park. One person was ejected and I saw him get up and walk off in a daze. A second teen inside the panel truck was dead at the scene.

Had I not followed my intuition to move forward, I would have been struck and killed by that tumbling truck as I left the car.

Dan

08-07-2008, 12:52 PM	#8
parurorges Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	AS I just joined this group and was encouraged to post something, here it is. When I was a teenager I would often drive to pick up my grandmother, who was a housekeeper at a Catholic parish in Salt Lake City. I would always, always pull into the driveway and park toward the front, in the front lawn area. But this one time I pulled in and for some reason I felt I shouldl move forward and park next to the rectory itself. Just as I opened the door and stepped out I glanced to my left, where I normally would have been, and saw a white panel truck come tumbling throught the air where I normally park. One person was ejected and I saw him get up and walk off in a daze. A second teen inside the panel truck was dead at the scene. Had I not followed my intuition to move forward, I would have been struck and killed by that tumbling truck as I left the car. Dan
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