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Jeff, in a hurry, maneuvered his bicycle to the right of the cars stopped at the stop sign, and glided into the intersection. It was something he had done so many times. Like many cyclists, he had the attitude that stop signs were really meant for cars, not bikes. The first car at the stop sign blocked his view to the left, so he did not see the car coming until just before it hit him. Similarly, the teen driving the car had no chance to see Jeff before he sailed into the intersection.

Jeff was critically injured.

Losing (Safety) Consciousness

When does it happen, this loss of safely consciousness? When you first learned to ride a bike, your probably followed all the rules. You stopped at stop signs, looked both ways, were cautious of driveways, yielded right of way to pedestrians, and kept your bike in good condition. Then, perhaps one (more…)

Janey thought she liked her mother’s boyfriend Dan the first minute she say him. how could she have been so wrong? How could she have guessed that the generous, loving man who first began dating her mother would turn into a wicked stepfather the minute he and her mother were married?

Janey thought that they would instantly become the closest of families, but her hopes were shattered with the first argument: Dan insisted she finish her homework or he wouldn’t take her skating. She could have saved herself a lot of disappointment if her expectations had been more realistic.

It’s not hard to understand why parents and children pin unrealistic hopes on a new marriage. They may be coming off years of unhappiness from a divorce or death and they long for a happy change. Almost 80 percent of people who divorce will take another chance and remarry, usually within three years. There are more than 6 million children living in stepfamilies, and that’s not counting children who have a stepparent they don’t live–for instance, if they live their mother but their (more…)