April, 2013My son was not able to attend. He spent this weekend taking the motorcycle safety course.
Now there is a perfect Mother's Day gift--the idea that your child is contemplating a motorcycle. So what if he is in his forties and doesn't actually need my permission.
I hope it was a wonderful day for everyone.
Glad you had a good one, Olga! Happy Mother's Day!
ReplyDeleteI had a great day, too, and even planted some flowers in Denver. I used to love visiting Middlebury, a lovely town. Glad your day was special Olga.
ReplyDeleteI lived in Middlebury for two years--a transition period in my life that I would not care to repeat, But Middlebury itself--I loved it. I would move back there in a heart beat.
DeleteSounds like a wonderful way to spend time with your daughter and grandkids!
ReplyDeleteAt least your son is taking a safety course, and not simply buying a motorcycle. Seems to suggest you taught him right.
Have a great week!
I'm glad your weekend was special. Spending time with the kids and grand kids is the best.
ReplyDeleteAt least your son is taking a safety class.
Motorcycles frighten me! The safety course is a good idea, though. Glad you enjoyed your day!
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Be grateful he is taking the course. I took it and it is wonderful. It gives you the tools to keep out of problems before they happen. Smart cycling is safe cycling.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had such a nice Mother's Day.
Glad you had a wonderful Mother's Day and that your son is wise enough to learn motorcycle safety. I love motorcycles and my sister rides but I would never ride one out here -- just not safe!
ReplyDeleteWe avoid restaurants on actual holidays. Much better to go a day early or a day late!
ReplyDeleteGlad you got together, good idea on going on Saturday to avoid the crowds. I wouldn't be thrilled about the motorcycle either, but I think its like most other things in life...responsible people will be OK. The crazies...depend highly on luck. Taking the safety course is a good start.
ReplyDeleteMike's business was restoring antique motorcycles and he had and rode many over the years. My son is cautious, safety-conscious, but he just does not have that intuitive mechanical sense that allows him to became as if one with the machine. That's the thing that worries me.
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