I loved these stories. Leah, I was laughing so hard. Something got thru, as
your teenage children still ride today, on Rivendells. Dayton might not
have liked the backabike bag, but probably preferred it than to be left at
home.
Frahm30, your daughter’s smile says it all. Even if you had to le
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On Sunday, March 5, 2023 at 7:48:46 AM UTC-8 Dave C wrote:
> I have a different perspective. First, when I was growing up, I prized my
> BMX bike and banana seat Schwinn cruiser, even though they were not
> designed to travel distance like an adult Riv
I have a different perspective. First, when I was growing up, I prized my
BMX bike and banana seat Schwinn cruiser, even though they were not
designed to travel distance like an adult Rivendell. Those bikes gave me
freedom, and I was not capable of understanding that a "better" bike was
out the
Fantastic post, Leah. Learning to empathize with tiny humans has been one
of the most eye opening parts of parenthood for me.
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This is gold. Your boys will remember these times fondly, not sure the pup
will/did but dogs don't like to be left out of anything so I bet he had
fun! Good stuff.
Doug
On Saturday, March 4, 2023 at 9:40:18 AM UTC-5 Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
wrote:
> Ok, first up.
>
> This is the inaugural ri
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,
sim
