Behind the Wheel 4

This is the conclusion to Elder Van Dyke's automobile adventures. Amazingly, it doesn't end with Van Dyke and his companion in the hospital.

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(Check out this week's Deseret News strip here.)

Behind the Wheel 3

My adventures driving a car on my mission never got to this level of danger although I did have the Mission President's wife chew me out for attempting a particular gutsy move to pass a slower car while following her.

(This week's deseretnews.com strip is one of my favorites.)

Behind the Wheel 2

(Today's strip at deseretnews.com.)

Behind the Wheel

The first time I drove a car on my mission, I had been serving for around a year. My companion, who had something like four more months to go, wanted nothing to do with it. I understood his fears: driving skills atrophy after that much time without.

(Check out this week's strip at deseretnews.com.)