I was driving home from Pittsburgh one night, and at the end of the 10-hour drive, it was extremely foggy on I-84 as I left Connecticut and entered Massachusetts.
The fog was so dense, I couldn’t even see the cars around me or guard rails. It was thick, rolling fog you’d see on a San Francisco postcard. I was already road weary, and being alone, I scared myself with thoughts if everything from driving off a cliff to a murderer following me to an alien abduction.
In a slight panic, I called my dad.
“Well, you can be a sitting duck or you can keep going.”
He told me to get off the phone, go slow and think before I make decisions.
Thank God for good dads.
Ms. Harris 