Where NOT To Park – Twin Falls Western Days
It's a Western Days weekend, but where should you park in Twin Falls?
It's a Western Days weekend, but where should you park in Twin Falls?
Check out this note. It was left on my wife's windshield yesterday in her office parking lot.
I will be the first to admit that I am still learning when it comes to my children and our school systems. That being said, what is the proper procedure for dropping off your children at school? At High Schools I know there is a specific "Drop Off Zone" but at the elementary school my son attends there is a sign that says "No Stopping On Curb".
My husband and I seem to bicker about lots of small things while in the car together. We seem to argue about everything from snacks, the heater, music and one of the biggest things is where to park. Men are actually right about one thing. THEY REMEMBER WHERE TO PARK BETTER THAN WOMEN.
The other day I was picking up my daughter and without thinking, I pulled up to the closest spot to the building.
She was already waiting for me so I was probably there a total of 30 seconds. It wasn't until she was in the truck that she pointed out that I was in a spot reserved for wheelchairs.
We have all parked next to someone that has done a aweful job of parking. They either took up three parking places or they right on the line leaving no room for you to park let alone get out of your vehicle after you park
Here's a big win for women drivers. A new study found that women are actually better at parking than men. In an undercover study of more than 2,500 drivers, women were better at finding open spots, lining themselves up to pull in, and parking within the lines
The special task force set up by the Twin Falls City Council to study parking in the downtown area has made several recommendations and the City Council will consider those tonight.