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My 17 year old son passed his driving test 1st time today :thumbsup:

It'll save me being a taxi service but on the other hand I'll be worried sick when he is out and about in his car :- "
 
Well done , there will be no stopping him now. :cheers:

My daughter passed hers in January... :thumbsup:
 
Well done him :thumbsup:
 
Well done :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
Thanks everyone :)

He just came in a wee while ago after picking up his girlfriend and now they are off to visit some friends :D I am sure the novelty of running around town will wear off soon, he's already borrowed £20 from me for petrol and only passed this morning :- "
 
kirsty said:
Thanks everyone :) He just came in a wee while ago after picking up his girlfriend and now they are off to visit some friends :D    I am sure the novelty of running around town will wear off soon, he's already borrowed £20 from me for petrol and only passed this morning :- "

Im afraid the borrowing bit...gets no better... :lol: (w00t) Honestly...
 
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well done :D ..and first time aswell :thumbsup: ...my son passd his at 17 on his second time.. now i never see him ..hes now saving up for a bigger car
 
haycroft said:
well done :D ..and first time aswell :thumbsup: ...my son passd his at 17 on his second time.. now i never see him ..hes now saving up for a bigger car
It is meant to be really difficult for 17 yr old boys to pass these days my son's instructor said today, so your son done great as well :D They are meant to be clamping down on the younger one's passing. I would never pass my test if I was to sit it nowadays :- "

As Janis said this will be the start of the money lending :eek: Hopefully he won't appear back to late tonight as he has work experience for Riding for the disabled tomorrow at 8.30am :- "
 
kirsty said:
.  I would never pass my test if I was to sit it nowadays :- " me neither i passed on me second timeas on my first test i was so nervous i went almost into a stationary car :oops:  

work experience for Riding for the disabled tomorrow at 8.30am  :- "

my first pony was eventually used for RDA and i helped out for a while, a few years ago before i had the kids...New Yatt near Witney

i just love seeing the kids faces thay were so happy when they wee on the ponies and we had to learn abit of sign language
 
haycroft said:
kirsty said:
.   I would never pass my test if I was to sit it nowadays :- " me neither i passed on me second timeas on my first test i was so nervous i went almost into a stationary car :oops:   

work experience for Riding for the disabled tomorrow at 8.30am  :- "

my first pony was eventually used for RDA and i helped out for a while, a few years ago before i had the kids...New Yatt near Witney

i just love seeing the kids faces thay were so happy when they wee on the ponies and we had to learn abit of sign language

He is doing it for work experience as he is trying to get on to the vet course at Edinburgh Uni :- " He said he is really enjoying it though. Today he said it really makes you appreciate how lucky you can be compared to others.
 

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