Hunter has had his eye on the bike for some time and has talked of getting it in working order. So we did. It now has new life in Stillwater and he is loving it! I love that he loves it and that this bike has new life. Something neat about vintage things and I'm glad my kids have an appreciation for old things made new.
SIMPLY.GRATEFUL.LIFE Keeping a record of God's goodness to me and being thankful for how richly blessed I am. He has been gracious to me.
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Old Things New
In the 70's my parents bought me this grand bike! It was an orange 10-speed and I promise you that I put 100's of miles on that bike. I rode it everyday for hours! It was back in the day when you could call your friend on your pink princess phone and say "wanna meet half-way and ride bikes" and we would. Probably why I had great legs in the 70s and 80s : ) Anyway, this bike has made every move with us these past several decades. It hasn't been ridden because the tires were shot. The brakes were so-so and the chain needed some oil. Other than that, this bike has withstood the test of time.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Don’t Miss
As the saying goes, we miss 100% of the shots we don't take. Sometimes I find I have to be forced to do things and rarely do I regret it...
-
Preslie reached a milestone and we celebrated, despite the ice and snow covered roads. Having a birthday in January has it’s own set of c...
-
As the saying goes, we miss 100% of the shots we don't take. Sometimes I find I have to be forced to do things and rarely do I regret it...
-
On our drive to the cancer center earlier this week, Rick and I discussed how this journey we've been on has had many prongs of attack. ...


No comments:
Post a Comment