ha ha ha, dream on! After drivers ed comes the permit stage. During that stage you never leave the car so she can practice... :o) If you thought your nerves were ever bad, just wait! :o) After driving around with Haley for an entire year on trips, in the city, on the freeway, around the military installation (where anything goes), I know she is a good driver (as good as any out there anyway). :o) Still, the thought of her on the roads with the maniacs is enough to make me faint with terror. I finally decided to just NOT think about it.



>We still haven't been able to get Crash to obedience training, which he can certainly use. He obeys a lot more than he used to but he is still in touch with his inner brat. The problem has been scheduling. Between Emily's sports and the girls taking driver's ed the past several weeks we haven't had a lot of free evenings. Probably this summer....
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>>Have you done any obedience training with Crash? We did the Petsmart thing (100 bucks I believe for 8 courses, once a week) and it was well worth it. It was pretty much basic stuff but I felt a lot more confident in my training techniques after that. Plus it was fun. It will never get old seeing the little fluffball play dead, but not really playing dead because when she is on her back she kicks all four legs like it's going out of style. She has to do things on her own terms.
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