Saturday, December 15, 2018

Bike Riding Weather, but…



Hello



Today it was so nice and warm that I walked with a lighter weight coat. Leroy worked at the museum and would have ridden his bike, but it had been stolen Wednesday night when we left the garage door open. Darn! Apparently the only thing worth taking was his bike. We had not locked either car, but we do not keep anything in them so it was not an issue. I suppose these days hot wiring a car is not what it used to be. My bike was not taken, should I be insulted? It is from 1993.



It has been four years since Leroy’s bike was stolen while he was at church. Now when at both work places he has his bike in the buildings so it is not available to anyone else. He is now talking about getting a cheap bike just for around town trips. We both talked about the garage door opener that Brian has which closes after three minutes of no activity under it. Guess these forgetful brains could use that assist. However, it is a very rare occurrence that we forget to close it. Leroy had put the car license tags on for the new year, and needed to open the big door to get behind the car, was in a hurry forgetting to push the down button. The last two days, we have both been a bit hyper active thinking of double checking the door position.



I was also reminded to keep things in perspective because on my way to work that morning the interstate was full of tightly packed travelers when suddenly brake lights came on. All were alert enough to slow enough for some reason that I never did learn. At least I was not in an accident which would/could have been much more of a concern. A bike is just a thing, after all, and replaceable.



Paula

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