I drive a car on Greenfield highways. Some few years ago, drivers would almost have time to make turns, back up, etc.
Other drivers seeing someone needing a few more seconds to finish would slow up, patiently waiting to avoid accidents. People would help each other. Loving your neighbor was the thing to do.
Now my experience is that opposing drivers see me in difficulty and continue the same speed and thus demand that I get out of their way. What happened to sharing the roadways?
Please don’t be like the two-year-old: “I want what I want when I want it.”
To those who look out for others, thank you for being a small-town person in a small city.
Yesterday’s ways sometimes were pretty good.
Lew La Chance
Greenfield