Making A Right Turn From The Left Lane

Some of us do need to make some changes. 

Be alert for changing pathways.

Hi Michael Jacobs - Boy that Dr. Seuss quote fit right in. It was if it was made for this post!

Michael, a detour or two always seems to be a part of the journey called life. I'm not so sure about this drivers decision but, you're right. No harm. 

Michael Jacobs - Knowing the feeling of someone making a left turn in front of me from the right lane this past weekend, I could have a lot to say but will keep my thoughts to myself.

Dr. Seuss always provided the best medicine and gave us something smart to think about. I love that quote.

While I think it's great to make other plans and change your mind, after all, life is an adventure, it doesn't have to pose a risk, especially on the road to others. Sometimes when someone pulls a fast move on us and we aren't prepared, and we were lucky, we need to pull over and just be thankful and sit and ponder about what's really important and not get all worked up about what could of but didn't happen. 

Be safe, not sorry.

I often times find myself on a side trip....

I rarely make it from Point A to Point B without several detours of some kind.

Oh, the places you'll go when pondering making a right turn from the left lane, Michael! 

I loved readig Dr. Seuss to the boys when they were little - such fun and great fodder for pondering together!

My dad literally did that just prior to having us suggest no more driving - fortunately his doctor was the one who told him "time to turn in your license." I think it was one of the toughest things for him to accept. 

As for right turns from left lanes, and left turns from right lanes - in my brain it happens all the time. :) 

Michael Jacobs a month or so ago I was smack dab in the middle of a lady making a left turn but she was turning into the far right turn. There was a guy on a bike right next to me - and I thought oh my God he's going to get hit. Then from out of nowhere another guy going straight thru (probably running a red light and going too fast) saw the lady turning into the wrong lane. He did the best he could to avoid the biker and me and ran his car up on a big rock and then hit a tree. The lady ran into him. What a mess. Thankfully everyone was fine..but it did shake me up a bit.

Michael, we are seeing more and more of this bad driving here in Denver.   SO BAD! 

Well I'm a bit late to the make a right from the left lane!  Just in the last couple of days we've seen this happen twice.  And another driver was weaving in and out of his lane.  We got by him fast and what was he doing Michael Jacobs - you got that right - talking on his hand held phone. Ugh.