Yesterday at around 4:30 I got this text from Andrea.
"R U Biking?" was what it said.
In my car, I read this message while nursing some really bad pain in my shoulder from three consecutive crashes. "Biking? All I want is an ice bag and a pillow." Was the thought in my little head. I thought of an out.
"Do the boys want to go?" I knew they didn't. They were still recovering from the race last weekend.
"No." Was the reply. I thought to myself how I could relax and let my shoulder heal...
Then the phone rang. It was Allyson. "Dad, the boys don't want to go riding, but can we go? We haven't ridden any trails with you all year."
"Are you sure you want to go?" was my reply. Ally isn't the first kid in the family I think of when it comes to biking.
"Yes. Should we get the bikes out now?"
In my body, all I could think of was pain, but in my heart, all I could think of was my girls and how I haven't gotten to spend time with them lately. This was the easiest "YES" any kid has gotten out of me to date. Time with my girls??? Absolutely.
I got home and we loaded up the bikes. I chose to take them to the skills park at Stony Creek because I felt it would be safer if I didn't have it in me to ride. This way, they could ride and I could enjoy.
It ended up that we all rode. We all rode and had fun. We had a great time! We got to ride, then we rode around the park and took some pictures. We even got to see a male turkey showing off for some females! We capped it off with chocolate shakes and came home. My shoulder didn't matter one bit. Take a look at the rest of the gallery HERE.
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