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Almost Killed a Child
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Driving home today, a small boy darted out from between parked cars on the opposite side of the street from me. Luckily I was going slowly; even luckier, I started braking as soon as I caught movement in my peripheral vision, before I was even sure what was coming towards me. When I finally focused both my vision and my attention on the boy, I had stopped. He was four feet in front of me and still running towards the other sidewalk.
I rolled down the window on the passenger side and yelled at him - for about five minutes. I then told him to go home. I guess he's basically a good kid, as well as being alive, becuase he looked chagrined during my down dressing of him, and put his head down and walked towards his home when I told him to go.
Amazing.
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