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The Good Things from Covid
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rangerreece
RangerReece
Being forced to focus on people’s eyes.
mikegalbicka
Back in the saddle again
Haven’t been on the road for a year so I can’t weigh in yet, that being one of the bad things from Covid. But that will change soon as I get the second dose of Moderna Tuesday and a few weeks after that I will start riding again without worrying about taking a hospital bed away from someone who needs it more because some idiot pulled out in front of me.
bluehole
Active member
Nearly all my riding is one day or less so the the past year provided good riding conditions. Traffic was lighter than normal so I traveled to places I would normally have avoided. With no school buses and light rush hour traffic I was able to take quick rides into nearby rural areas after work. Fuel was inexpensive. I had a record mileage year.
lee
Debbie's Servant
I can usually recognize women by their eyes and hair.
Still trying to break the habit of talking to their boobs
lee
Debbie's Servant
Most of us have not been able to visit family.
First time in years we were not able to have Thanksgiving and Christmas with my two sisters who live in Iowa.
mikegalbicka
Back in the saddle again
Forced to re-evaluate what is truly important in life instead of just coasting along experiencing what we thought was important year after year can lead to better focus in the future.
Greatly reduced entertainment spending has enabled the purchase of:
- another motorcycle
- clothing and helmet for that motorcycle
- bling and farkles for same
Greatly reduced dining out has enabled the 2 inch reduction of my waistline.
More time is spent walking outdoors and on the treadmill.
I still talk to women's boobs.
- another motorcycle
- clothing and helmet for that motorcycle
- bling and farkles for same
Greatly reduced dining out has enabled the 2 inch reduction of my waistline.
More time is spent walking outdoors and on the treadmill.
I still talk to women's boobs.
rangerreece
RangerReece
Spot on! Memorial services and funerals have reminded me to stay focused on what really matters. What really matters? In the immortal words of Curley from City Slickers, that “One” thing.
I've learned to really appreciate youtube and their cast of characters who did brave the odds to ride and show me the world through Covid.
I was there in the opening days of Zion.
With Itchy Boots I rode to the northernmost point in Norway. AND now South Africa.
With Ride the Bean I avoided the horrific crash.
And on and on with my imaginary friends.
Oh, and Season 3 of FARGO about to begin.
Voni
sMiling
I was there in the opening days of Zion.
With Itchy Boots I rode to the northernmost point in Norway. AND now South Africa.
With Ride the Bean I avoided the horrific crash.
And on and on with my imaginary friends.
Oh, and Season 3 of FARGO about to begin.
Voni
sMiling
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