In today's entry, tTM demonstrates a few general rules of safety while traveling.
First and foremost, always wear a seat belt. TTM shows us the proper way to do so in both the first and second picture, namely the first. Of course, if you're "petite" like Mickey, you should consider a booster seat. Unfortunately, I have yet to find a decent mouse-friendly seat for sale. If you happen to come across one, leave me a comment.
In the second photo, we see Mickey sitting in a Target shopping cart. In an effort to stay secure no matter the speed of the cart, the mouse has taken the provided seat belt and buckled it, ensuring his safety.
Moreover, when the seat belt in question has the ability to go over one's ear (see photo #1), do so. You know, there's no such thing as being too safe. And that's the whole idea of today's post. No matter where you're headed, make sure your safety is in top shape.
First and foremost, always wear a seat belt. TTM shows us the proper way to do so in both the first and second picture, namely the first. Of course, if you're "petite" like Mickey, you should consider a booster seat. Unfortunately, I have yet to find a decent mouse-friendly seat for sale. If you happen to come across one, leave me a comment.
In the second photo, we see Mickey sitting in a Target shopping cart. In an effort to stay secure no matter the speed of the cart, the mouse has taken the provided seat belt and buckled it, ensuring his safety.
Moreover, when the seat belt in question has the ability to go over one's ear (see photo #1), do so. You know, there's no such thing as being too safe. And that's the whole idea of today's post. No matter where you're headed, make sure your safety is in top shape.
2 comments:
Try stacking a couple of phone books under tTM. That should do it.
Well said.
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