White 1950's Dress, Black Heels, Pearl Necklace: Thrifted.
Red Trench Coat: Forever21.
Black Tights: JcPenny's.
Braided Headband: Claire's.
Hello everyone!
I had quite the eventful and rather scary Monday morning... I was involved in a six car accident on my way to school! Talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Just on the road before I pulled into my school parking lot, I was jolted harshly in my car without any notice and the first thought in my mind was, "Oh my goodness, I just got hit!" I pulled over to a near driveway to get the insurance card of the person who hit me, only to see when I got out of my car that there were five other cars pulled over with blinking lights!
I quickly ran over to the nearest car to ask what had happened and she didn't really know either. It wasn't until the police arrived at the scene a few minutes later and did a lot of questioning did the confusing story unfold. The 'fifth' car hit the car in front of it causing a chain of events, but then a 'sixth' car came up behind the fifth one and hit it, then causing a whole other chain of dominoes with the cars. Luckily, I was car number 'one' so I was the last car to get hit and suffered the least damage of all of the cars. The police didn't even end up taking pictures of my car or even giving me an insurance card because there was nothing but a barely visible scratch. I seriously got out lucky! My bug is such a trooper.
Car number 'six' and car number 'five' were both charged and it really stinks because they are both fellow classmates of mine and under 18. No one was hurt too bad, but I do have to say I have a mighty case of a sore neck from whiplash!
I am just so thankful that the accident wasn't worse than it was and that all six of us got out safely... The whole experience this morning was so scary because I have never been in a car accident before, and it was so surreal that I was actually citing an accident report to police officers. I'm very thankful to God for watching out for me and always keeping me safe ❤
With much love, Lauren.
22 comments
What a pretty dress! Love the dots. Glad you had no serious effects from a scary day!
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Glad to hear you're alright! & I have to say that your positive attitude about the whole thing is pretty inspiring :) I love your outift!
Oh my gosh that sounds scary! I"m glad to know you're alright. What a way to start a week! Your dress is lovely by the way :)
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OHMIGOSH! I am so glad you all are okay. I have actually been in 2 accidents, and I know exactly what your talking about with the sore neck! At least you weren't in a smart car! Im sure that moment is going to be stuck in your head for a while. On a brighter note, I love your dress! And your hair is so lovely, as usual:) <3
Glad you are okay AND I'm really glad you posted these little-red-riding-hood-esque photos!
I'm glad you're ok!!
I love your blog, and your hair is seriously cute. Can't wait to read more!
Yikes! That's scary! Glad you're alright, God was watching out for you big time!
I love the outfit, as always! So cute! And the red trench coat adds such a great pop of color!
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Oh my goodness, a six car accident?! So glad to hear that it was relatively minor and that you're okay, just the number of cars involved makes it sound very, very scary.
I just love this look - the combination of your pretty white dress and red trench coat with the wilderness surroundings reminds me a little of Snow White :)
xox,
Cee
Glad that you are okay! I love your outfit, especially the bright red jacket. Looks so chic with the white lace dress! Adorable!
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Oh my gosh! That is so scary! I have never been in an accident and I am always so nervous that it will happen. So glad you are okay.
& Perdy girl, I love your hair.
Oh my goodness! I'm so glad you are okay...that could have been a lot worse. So glad God kept you safe. :)
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Wow that is so scary Lauren! I am glad to hear you are safe and your car is okay too. I love your outfit, you look beautiful as always! I always loved red and white together, it's so lovely. :)
Wow I'm glad you're okay. Luckily you were the last car down the line! I often think about the rage that would ensue if somebody hit my car... believe me nobody would want to be the one to hit me! You must be a lot more calm than me! haha
Also, I love this outfit. The red trench coat is awesome and looks perfect with your pretty white dress.
Gorgeous dress and I'm glad to hear that you are ok. It sounds like you were very lucky to have been 'car number one'.
Laura
whitewinters.blogspot.com
Thank God. He was defo there with you! (lovely red coat!)
I'm glad that everyone is ok. And I adore your look, gorgeous as usual.
Gah! A six car accident must have been very scary and very emotional at the same time, seeing as how you weren’t hurt more than your car was damaged. You didn’t seem to need physical or emotional therapy at all. You were right in your senses to come down immediately and ask for the other driver’s insurance card. At any rate, still take care on the road. :]
Whoa! A chain car accident is really scary! You’re lucky that your car was only scratched a bit and that you weren’t hurt. If ever, next time (though I hope not) you would need to go through a lot of process for such accidents and would need an attorney to deal matters.
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Reading this and seeing the picture of the aftermath of the car already makes me feel the pain that this accident has caused. It really made a mark on all of your lives because you all had to go through the physical and emotional hardship of recovering from what the incident brought.
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