The Teen was on her way to Houston for BF visitation.
She was on 183, right before the Bastrop turnoff.
Someone cut her off, and she lost control of the car.
And whapped it into a tree.
Totaling the car and causing distress.

She Is Fine. So is her passenger.

Me, on the other hand? I am eying the Universe with a jaundiced and bitchy eye.

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    1. That pretty much *exactly* sums up my feelings on this, V. I saw the pictures of the car — they are soooooooo lucky. This could have been lots worse.

    1. Me too. *hug* I had my calculation exam deadline yesterday and then Pharm class itself so I wasn’t the one who fetched. Big hug to Mister Man for being a sweetie. He looked ’em over and gave them the go ahead. Honestly, if it hadn’t been him to look them over, I’d of made them go to the ER.

    1. She was; they both were (her BF was in the car with her).
      Mister Man is the one who picked them up. He gave them a once over and made sure that they weren’t hurt, concussed or anything like that; which they weren’t. *big sigh of relief*

    1. BF is an emergency/trauma nurse. He is the one who picked ’em up; he looked them over and made sure that they were fine. He also drove them to Giddings last night so that The Teen’s BF’s parent could pick them up and take them on to Houston.

    1. Scared the hell out of me, I tell you. *hug* Thank god for Mister Man; he picked them up, checked them over and then later took them to meet The Teen’s BF’s parents in Giddings.

  1. Gah! Wanna bet the other driver was on her cell phone?

    Nothing quite like riding a motorcycle almost every day to remind you that yes, in fact, everyone on the road is actively trying to kill you. Even if just by lulling you into a sense of complacency.

    1. No amount of money.
      The Teen said that the driver whipped in front of her car with maybe a couple of feet to spare. I am guessing because they suddenly realized that they needed that exit.
      I will post pictures of what the tree did to her car. They are very very lucky that no one was injured.
      The other driver? Gone.

  2. Yeeeeowch! I’m glad they’re both okay! Sucks all kinds of ways about the car, and about the scare, and about all of the financial crap that lands any time anything happens to or with an automobile… blah.

    1. Duck, she was only carrying the min insurance. They called her and said — no money for car. Too bad so sad. She is gonna have to part it out to get *anything* financial from it.

      At least she walked away.

      1. …great. And this is one of the reasons why I laugh when people insist that I need to get a license and drive a car. You’re forced to have insurance, and more often than not the insurance company finds a way to not come through when things go south.

        At least there are no medical expenses on top of the automobile situation. Eep.

      1. Unfortunately, it’s something I’ve been seeing more and more in Austin.

        Julie got side swiped a couple of years ago. He did not run, though he was an illegal alien “visiting” from another country with no insurance (and not expected to show for his ticket). Luckily, she was not hurt and we had full coverage.

  3. 😦 well, if it’s any consolation, she and I can now both be in the “crashed into tree as teenager” club (I have the scars to prove it!) I’m so glad she’s ok.

  4. I’m glad she came out physically OK.

    Dang, but if I ever get my hands on anyone who’s done that to anyone I care about, it’s going to be ugly, just like their face in the end.

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