



...wasn't so lucky. These pictures are ones I took at the body shop. I didn't want to look at the car at the scene so I waited till I had a skilled professional to walk me through everything and hold my hand. It's kinda like seeing a loved one in the ICU (minus a classless joke about taps playing, sorry B). The accident was no big deal, c'mon I was in an Audi for heavens sake; but the other guy spun 180 degrees; but he is okay too. If you can belive it he is a mormon from the Holladay area, circa 30 years ago by way of New Jersey. It was just too bad we met like this. Believe me I am fine, even for something as small as this I am glad I have gap insurance. I will let ya'll know the final verdict about the 'ol girl once I hear from the body shop.