Today the kids got a lively demo of how a car hitting your stopped car is a moment you’re glad you have your seat belt on, even when it’s not going fast.
Fortunately only the car got hurt.
The stroke of luck continues.
FTR today is the day mum started chemo.
"Peachy" day, one might say.
But hey I gotta work now and tonight, so you know, lucky girl and all that.
(Joke aside I guess unmetastased cancer and unwounding car accident should be considered luck)
(Just wouldn't spit on actual luck :-)
In other news the Christmas tree landed in France in 1840, thanks to German princess Hélène de Mecklembourg, the dil of king Louis-Philippe Ier.
At that time it had already stopped being decorated with red apples symbolising the original sin, replaced by lights, cakes &small toys
(Yeah that was "fun fact of the day you didn't ask for")
(I may be a little shaken still -not the best experience and all that)

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