Help me find a "drive carefully" keychain?

[Anonymous]

I looked all over Amazon and Etsy for a keychain that says "Drive carefully, I love you." They all say "drive safe" though and the grammar bothers me, because it should be the adverb "safeLY" which none of them are. Has anyone seen "Drive carefully" online?

[Anonymous]

Most people don’t even look at their key/key chain. It’s a fob that’s buried in their beg somewhere.

[Anonymous]

Search personalized keychains on Amazon or Etsy

[Anonymous]

I don’t think a keychain is going to have the effect you think it’s going to have.

[Anonymous]

My mom gave me a keychain with our last name initial, P, and told me that it stood for the words patient and precious. When I saw it, I should remember to be patient with driving and to never forget how precious I was to them, so I should make driving choices with that in mind.

Teens make stupid choices no matter how many times they're told to do the right thing. A visual reminder isn't infallible but it's also not a bad idea.

[Anonymous]

You could do it in your own handwriting to make it special.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1263804452/?ref=share_ios_native_control

[Anonymous]

Do you really think a key chain is going to have any impact on how your teen drives?!

[Anonymous]

Most teens would probably burn something like this. Don’t waste your time and money!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My mom gave me a keychain with our last name initial, P, and told me that it stood for the words patient and precious. When I saw it, I should remember to be patient with driving and to never forget how precious I was to them, so I should make driving choices with that in mind.

Teens make stupid choices no matter how many times they're told to do the right thing. A visual reminder isn't infallible but it's also not a bad idea.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My mom gave me a keychain with our last name initial, P, and told me that it stood for the words patient and precious. When I saw it, I should remember to be patient with driving and to never forget how precious I was to them, so I should make driving choices with that in mind.

Teens make stupid choices no matter how many times they're told to do the right thing. A visual reminder isn't infallible but it's also not a bad idea.

🤮🤮🤮

I thought this was way cuter than "drive carefully"