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Originally Posted by michelle2677
thank you. i appreciate that. really I do. It's just I've still been going through the entire thing in my head every since it happened, wondering if I could have done something differently, and also thinking about what COULD have happened. Also, my main concern was keeping marissa safe, above anything else, so that tends to weigh on me a bit. Nothing happened, and more than likely nothing WAS going to happen. But we didnt' know that and there's no telling what could have happened. crazier things have happened for less. (btw, she was the only other person in the car) and yeah, i've heard that rule too, but throwing a camera on the other side of the pavement would have just pissed him off  especially when he heard all the pieces shatter across the parking lot hahah  but I've always claimed (and still hold the position) that I don't handle situations like this well. I usually panic and freak out. but I appreciate the good thoughts and hopefully I'll never be in that situation again. It sure as hell won't be in Youngstown, I can guarantee you that |
Michelle, don't let what
could have happened weigh so heavily on your mind and especially don't let any concern for my safety hang over your conscience. You never could have predicted that anything that happened would, but when it did, you could not have handled the situation any better by doing it differently. Honestly, I wouldn't WANT you to have handled it differently. You got both of us out safely and really that's the only thing that matters now. Don't hold something that I would never, ever, ever in my life dream of holding against you against yourself.