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I recently celebrated a major work anniversary, essentially working for the same company for my carreer. I was looking to get a camera which I saw on their list looking early, but then the camera disappeared from the list. I ended up buying a camera for myself.
So then the question of what to get from the choices came up. They had some large TVs, but I don't need another large TV. They also had floor clocks or a grandfather's clock, again something I didn't need. They had a few differet grills which I was thinking about, but I don't grill all that often and thought I wouldn't get value from it. They had various men's and women's jewelry (even with small diamonds). I recently got my ears pierced and could certainly wear some earrings, but I don't go out to enough places where I would wear diamond earrings.
So I ended up getting a bicycle. I haven't ridden in almost 50 years. The last time I went riding, helmets weren't required and most people didn't wear them. There is a bike path about 2 miles from home (although interrupted at points) which used to be a rail line and is now paved over. So I thought I could get back into biking, especially if I'm going to retire in a year or so.
I decided to get a woman's bike so I could go out riding en femme. They called me to make sure to get the right size, asking for "her" height and if I happened to know "her" inseam. Funny how I knew these measurements without any hesitation. (I almost told them it was for me, but decided against it.) I've still got to put it together, but I can't tell anyone about it because it's a woman's bike (Why'd you get a woman's bike?). Oh the problems we create for ourselves! 🙂
There's a bike store near my home and I should be able to get a helmet there. When the weather warms up a bit I'll be able to give a good test.
Easy to explain Alison, remember that high school groin injury, you still have a hard time lifting your leg above your pelvis. Women's bikes don't have that cross bar and that's why you went with it, no more pain.
And since you still got a camera I hope we get to see some photos of you and the bike.
Sherri
Good choice Alison.
And if you get a pink frame, you can just say that you were a fan of Raymond Poulidor, a French professional racer. 🫣
Congrats on your award I hope to see photos of you stepping through, stepping out with wind billowing around your skirts....
Great choice Alison! I bet you'll look very cute in your cycling kit. It sounds like fun.
Denise
❤️
Alison -
Congratulations in reaching that milestone and getting a nice award from your company.
As someone else said it is a step through bike and can easily be explained away as easier with joint issues. I wish I had a step through, maybe it's time for a change.
It is wonderful that you want to get back into riding a bike. I do on occasion and it is fun. Have fun with it.
XOXO
Suzanne
Cycling gives you nice shaped calves. 🙂