Impatience It was dark, and I'd been stuck behind him for about five minutes, but it felt like forever. I wanted to overtake but it was impossible on these narrow urban roads, and I wouldn't have risked it, not with the little one in the back. We stopped at some lights. We seemed to be there ages. I thought, if I had overtaken the bloke in front I’d have made it through the lights before they changed. But when the massive lorry careened into view and slammed into him, squashing his car flat and smashing it through the post office window, suddenly I wasn't complaining any more. --------- Thanks for reading! If you liked this Opuss, please repost it for me and click 'like'. I'd love to read any comments you have too - the only way to improve is to find out what other people think. Thanks very much!