Berrybean

Just seeing someone who's had a prang in their car (not serious) can set me off - but usually a while after. I suppose when I've had a chance to process a few what if's and project a little if I'm honest.

Oh - one good thing that happened today - my boss called me in to say that she's given me a pay rise - not a massive one, but it's a nice gesture and not expected.

biminiblue

Full Definition of PRANG transitive verb chiefly British : to have an accident with : cause to crash — prang noun, chiefly British


Thank you, Google.

biminiblue

I'm glad you weren't seriously injured, though that sounds pretty awful. Injuries are scary! No wonder you were reactive.

Berrybean

Lol - sorry about the British terminology. I'm never sure which words translate and which don't. Haha.

biminiblue

I've never heard that word in my life. A lot of British words I have learned over the years - today I learned another one, so thank you!

sleepie

Glad to hear of the raise

Kallistia

Hugs Beccy, I hope today has found you in much better spirits if still a bit sore

Tooshabby

We use 'prang' down here in NZ too.

Great about the raise. It's nice to be appreciated :-)

Hope the burn is healing well.