From the Driver's Seat
Y ou hop into your car, turn it on, and drive wherever you're headed to. If you go with more people in the car, you know that chatting with others can make your journey less boring. But when the conversation stops, what to do? You can turn up the radio, and sing your lungs out. If you are driving alone or with people who aren't the talking type, your trip can become more boring, large, and tired. Normally, you drive alone to work or to the university or grocery shopping. What can you do? What do I do? Think. I am a writer, and I have come up with some pretty interesting stories to write about when I'm bored. If you are having problems, think a way to get through them. If you don't like people or how they act or why do they give you so many headaches at work or, I don't know, about something bad they might have done to you, just think about their positive things. You might think that there's no positive things about someone, but truth is, if you try to think o