| 03-30-2006 T h u r s d a y , M a r c h 3 0 , 2 0 0 6 I rode my old girl today on my lunch hour to meet up with Kenny. Can I just say, that nothing beats the sound of the Termis at 80. The rumbling clunkity-clack-clack-shuga-clackity-clack-clack of the 996 is music. Weaving it's song thru the air, I feel like a million... no TWO million bucks. I get the feeling like she says 'okay, people. i'm coming thru. move it or lose it.' Ugh. Pushy broad. I love her.  
So, the other night I was trying to articulate to some of my friends how i'm going to tryyyyyyyy to be less judgemental of other people's riding. To which they promptly told me I was full of shit. I meant it at the time and i still mean it. I don't know if i will truly follow thru, but i want to. By judgemental i mean, like.. when a comment like, ';ugh, i thought he loves to ride, wtf is crying about taking a 250 mile ride,'; or something of that nature slithers from my mouth with a venomous tone. Or how some people talk so much smack about loving to ride when they've got a 3 year old bike with under 10,000 miles on it. How is that even possible? See? This is what i'm talking about. Judgmental. I know, people have kids and jobs, get abducted by aliens... things of that ilk that keep them away from the bike. I'm one of those folks too. I've been thrice abducted by aliens. Kidding. Twice. Joke old yet? I'm a workin' mom. I know what it means to have to take the riding while you can get it. I don't ride nearly as much as i used to or as much as i want to so, who am i to judge other peoples time and what they choose to do with it? I'm a hag. Over & out. |