LESSON 1 - CAUTION FOR ALL DRIVERS.

Hmm, I can relate to this one oh. I remember back then in year 2000, my sister and I were with my dad in the car. I think we were heading home from the village and suddenly the tire went pow! on the express road. My dad did not stop for one second, he continued driving, at some point we could hear the screeching of the metal wheels as they rubbed against road and we could also perceive the smell of burnt rubber coming from the tire. It was scary experience. Popsy finally sighted a safe spot and decided to stop and park the car. Still, he was so much in a hurry to get us out of that environment as quickly as he could. Those were his only girls oh…he no fit shout, lol. But seriously, like the poster rightly said, we all need to exercise caution while driving. We’ve just got to keep both ‘antennas’ up all the time. Let us be more preventive than reactive and refrain from putting ourselves in harm’s way. I personally hate moving around late in the night, please if it is possible and if the situation is not so important, let us avoid it…its safer that way. A lot of hoodlums scavenging our highways in search of the next victim, but God will not allow the eyes of the enemy to see us. I pray He continues to shield us from these bandits and protect our going out and our coming in. Amen. Thanks for sharing. Has life taught you a hard lesson? We would love to learn from you. Kindly send an email to contact@queenbeesng.com. Remember, to every experience shared, there is a lesson learnt and a difference made!