Once, I parked at the hotel, I did not know if it a public parking because I turned to a private parking earlier. There was a man at the entrance who I asked if I could park here for the court. He said , yes and I saw the price sign too. On the way out, I was thinking along to figured it out how to pay. It was my first time to pay parking in the car myself. Normally, I travelled with my husband and he drove. I made sure that not many cars behind me and I must read the instructions fast. Luckily, my English is good haha. It said insert the card which I was not sure what card, credit card or membership card. I have only a credit card, I inserted that and it worked. I must park the car and leaned over a little because my hand could not reach. I preferred a person in the booth over a machine.
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AI
One winter morning, I parked at a hotel near the courthouse. At first, I wasn’t even sure if it was public parking because earlier I accidentally turned into a private lot. A man stood at the entrance, so I asked him if I could park there for the court. He said yes, and I saw the price sign too, so I felt safe to leave my car.
On the way out, I started worrying about how to pay. It was my first time paying for parking by myself. Normally, I travel with my husband and he drives, so he handles everything. I made sure no cars were behind me because I needed time to read the instructions fast. Luckily, my English is good — haha.
The machine said “Insert card,” but it didn’t say what kind of card. Credit card? Membership card? I only had a credit card, so I tried that. It worked. I had to park the car a little close and lean over because my arm couldn’t reach the machine. Honestly, I prefer a person in a booth over a machine. Machines don’t care if your arm is short.
Sep 22, 2026
I just back from the court house. I got there over 9a, checked in at Admin in front of the waiting room. He told me that too crowded inside then I good to go and wait for next letter. My right leg is hurt. I turned myself too far for inserting the cart in the machine at the parking lot entrance that cause my hip twisted and felt pain to the leg. At first, I thought that I could not be able to drive because it was hurting then I stepped gentlely too the available parking closer. I walked out of the car and firt stepped was very painful and could not walk. I walked limp to the court. OMG! Before this hotel parking, I turned in the 405 parking where opposit the CourtHOuse but I do not get it, the machine for monthly or I did not read the whole, not sure then I back out and left. The secound on different streat, I turned in courting parking lot the other street. I remembered it is the same one I turned in years ago but seems only monthly parking. I must turn back out as same as last time.
I parked at the same hotel I did last time. I did not recognize at first because GPS took me to different directions. This time it took me to the street and the parking lot entrance is in front of me, just across the street. I walked out and next is the courthouse address 600 then I must walked further to 500. It is a construction that block the walk way which connected to the 500 then I must walked on the street withouth the path. I acrossed the street to the path for safely and walked further a bit then acrossed the street back to the 500 building. It was raining and walked on the pain leg. grrr
AI
I arrived at the courthouse a little after 9 a.m. and checked in at the admin desk in front of the waiting room. The staff told me it was too crowded inside, so I was good to go home and wait for the next letter.
My right leg was hurting badly because earlier, at the parking lot entrance, I twisted my hip while trying to insert my card into the machine. I turned my body too far, and the twist sent pain down my leg. At first, I thought I wouldn’t be able to drive. I moved the car gently to a closer parking spot. When I stepped out, the first step was extremely painful — I could barely walk. I limped all the way to the courthouse.
Before reaching the hotel parking, I tried the 405 parking lot across from the courthouse. I didn’t understand the machine — maybe it was for monthly parking — so I backed out. Then I tried another parking lot on a different street, one I remembered from years ago. It looked like monthly parking only, just like last time, so I had to turn back out again.
ð§️ My Courthouse Morning Adventure
(A clear version)
I arrived at the courthouse a little after 9 a.m. and parked at the same hotel lot I used last time — even though I didn’t recognize it at first. My GPS took me from a different direction, so the entrance looked unfamiliar. This time, the parking lot was right in front of me across the street, easy to enter.
Earlier, at the parking machine, I twisted my hip too far while trying to insert my card. The twist sent pain down my right leg. At first, I wasn’t sure I could even drive. I moved the car gently to a closer spot, stepped out, and the first step was extremely painful. I had to limp, but I kept going.
After parking, I walked toward the courthouse. The first building I reached was 600, but I needed 500. Normally, there’s a walkway connecting the two buildings, but today it was blocked by construction. Because of that, I had to walk on the street with no sidewalk. It was raining, my leg was hurting, and cars were passing nearby.
To stay safe, I crossed the street to reach a proper path, walked further, then crossed back again to get to the 500 building. By the time I reached the entrance, I was soaked and limping.
Inside, the admin staff told me the waiting room was too crowded, so I was free to go home and wait for the next letter. At least that part was easy.
On the way home, the pain slowly decreased. Now I can move my leg up and down — just a little soreness left in the thigh.






