I was looking through an old photo album of my bikes. My boys were tiny, my 
dog was young, and my Betty Foy was sparkly and new. But you look at things 
through different eyes over the years, and today, I came across a couple of 
regrettable old photos that made me want to cry and then laugh, 
simultaneously. It was 2013. I was obviously the most excited person in my 
family about biking. I had just gotten that Betty Foy and thus I could do 
just about anything. I invented all sorts of adventures for us - fun things 
but we had to get there by bike. I dragged my two tiny boys along, 
regardless of their sub-standard bikes. Even the dog was not spared. Surely 
this must be List-appropriate? There will be lots of photos of a Betty Foy, 
and that very bike was the source of all the “adventures” I inflicted on my 
tiny family members.

(I’m going to post the photos, with commentary in the following entry. 
This, because I have never figured out how to get photos posted in the body 
of this message - I only can do it from email after the first post arrives 
there. If anyone has a hot tip about that, I’m all ears.)

Who else has tortured their family with their own love of bicycles? Who 
else has told themselves, “Well, it’s good for them.” Who else was a slow 
learner but eventually got their act together and bought better equipment 
for a better experience for the tortured family members?
Leah


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