Luckily, this happened 90 minutes before I would have been taking my familiar evening trek.


Otherwise, that would have been me under that building and not just a car that looks eerily like mine.
I guess the moral of this story is don't attach heavy scaffolding to the shell of dilapidated buildings with inadequate bracing. Or, maybe, don't park next to buildings under renovation? Or even, make life more interesting and vary your route sometimes!
3 comments:
Lucky escape! Do all of those things I guess:)
i saw a link for your blog on the site below* and i knew i had to visit!
i'm jamaican as well (few generatiosn back on my dad's side)
i listen to [liveline] on rte all the time to keep up on the "goings on" in the emerald isle.
adding your blog to my feedreader b/c i will def. be back!
Glad to *meet* you, Jamie! And so glad you like the blog. Keep on visiting... and commenting :-)
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