Ninety-year-old
navy, World War-2 veteran
Thank you Florida
for your concern for your handy capped!
Thank you for your
concern for your veterans.
NOT!
Yesterday was our
normal shopping day.
What we did not plan
on was driving into a hornet nest.
We were thinking
that today would be
the 'hornet nest day'.
Wrong!
Anyway,
we were fortunate
enough to get a spot for me right at the door,
because this does not happen
often.
I shop for what I
need, she babysit
our masters
(Breanna & Ziek).
She shops and I baby
sit.
Point of fact.
While sitting with
the children, Breanna and Ziek,
I noticed a pickup
truck across from us.
In this truck,
parked in a great handy capped spot, was a young man.
Within a few
minutes,
he places one of those hanging rearview mirror handy capped placards
on the dash,
jumped from the truck, driver side,
and
ran into the store
(Wal-Mart).
In a few minutes,
he
ran out the door,
jumped into his truck,
ate something
and
about a half hour
left.
This is the reason
for the posting.
I watched this old
man
with a walker,
walk out the door of
(Wal-Mart),
and
he was walking
very slowly.
I locked our car
doors and helped him across,
because I watched the cars fly passed.
I was fearing that
someone might just run him over,
'this is Florida don't you know'?
By the time we
walked past my car,
I knew his naval career
and where he lives
and he knew
mine.
My new friend is a
90-year-old retired World War-2 sailor (Veteran).
My new friend had to
walk
with his walker
up the hill to his car.
I see things like
this just about every time that we shop
at any of our Wal-Mart's.
While I also see young
families
parked and/or parking
in handy capped spot
with their grandmother
placard.
I have contacted
every public official about this with the same response,
(Shift the
Responsibility)!
States like South
Carolina
have a photo
of the handy capped person
on the rear view
mirror placard.
That person better
be in the car or come out of the store when parked in a handy capped spot.
Because the driver
and the owner of the placard will be fined and the owner of the placard will
lose the placard.
Thank you Florida
for your concern for your handy capped!
Thank you for your
concern for your veterans.
NOT!
