Work has become 'this thing I do in the middle of my ride' on my Bomba-
commuter (yes, it makes me smile every time). Clearly I am currently
'working to live', though I still aspire to 'live to work' someday.
Perhaps when I retire... (though I sure hope it's before that).
Riding my Riv helps keep
Jim - I agree. Every time I hop onto my Rambouillet I am amazed all
over again at what a great handling bike and wonderful ride I am on.
I wish I would've had a bike like that many, many years ago.
George
On Oct 28, 7:16 pm, James Warren wrote:
> I was lucky enough to get a new car last Sunday.
+1 for this whole notion. Time on a bike may be time *spent*, but it
is not time *wasted*.
I would modify the lines from Raising Arizona.
"I love to ride."
'You shore said sump'n there, Neville!"
Bikes are great!
Yours,
Thomas Lynn Skean
On Oct 29, 5:01 am, Earl Grey wrote:
> I know what you
I know what you mean.
I am a yoga teacher, and usually commute to the studio on my Sam.
Sometimes I take the moped, not because it's faster, but because I
arrive less sweaty. When no students show up and I rode the moped, I
feel like I just wasted 40 minutes. But when I ride the bike and I get
a n
You prefer a seven year old bicycle to a brand new car! I love it!
So many people don't get that riding my bike to the grocery store
makes even a mundane chore an adventure (OK, a possilbe adventure) and
is fun, versus the hassle of dealing with the car.
dougP
On Oct 28, 5:16 pm, James Warren w
