Speedy recovery, Mr. Silver!
Speedy recovery, Mr. Silver!
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Poor Mr.S!!!![]()
You may be too sore to ride tomorrow you know....
Heal quickly!
Lisa
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Ouch! I hope you heal quickly, Mr. Silver.
Marcie
But I have to ride tomorrow.
Took red benz to mechanic tonight. So, tomorrow, I have to drive Lexus to the office. Have someone drive me to pick up Benz at the mechanic. Take Benz to home #2. Ride bike back to office, and take the Lexus home with bike on rack.
I can't make it work without the bike!
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Isn't it neat how my bike enables me to get two cars home?
If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers
20 mph on a curve?
Go, Speed Racer, Go!
20 mph was my top speed today and I'm pretty sure it wasn't going through a curve, that speed was probably about 5 mph![]()
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I can relate (all too well, as you know)! I too am allergic to neosporin (well, actually the neomycin in the neosporin) - are you allergic to mango as well (the oil in the skin of the mango produces the same rash that the neomycin does)?
Take care, and when the scabs start to itch (which, they will in a few days), resist the urge to scratch! Here's to a speedy recovery.![]()
Mr. Silver -- Sorry to hear about the wipe out! I hope you recover quickly and completely!
Your car / bike shuffling plan sounds like the old riddle about three missionaries and three cannibals on the bank of a river that they wish to cross. There is a boat available which can ferry up to two people across. The goal is to find a schedule for ferrying all the cannibals and all the missionaries safely across the river. But if at any point the cannibals outnumber the missionaries on either bank, the cannibals will eat the missionaries. Note that the boat cannot cross the river by itself with no people on board.
One possible solution (highlight to read):
Missionary 1 and Cannibal 1 cross
Missionary 1 returns
Cannibal 2 and Cannibal 3 cross
Cannibal 3 returns
Missionary 1 and Missionary 2 cross
Missionary 1 and Cannibal 2 return
Missionary 1 and Missionary 3 cross
Cannibal 1 returns
Cannibal 1 and Cannibal 2 cross
Cannibal 1 returns
Cannibal 1 and Cannibal 3 cross
And remember -- Chics dig scars!
Bork Bork, Hork Hork!!
Hmm I know the story of the farmer. the grain, the chicken, and the fox. Same scenario.
Mr Silver, do you shave your legs? I was thinking of the duct tape suggestion![]()
I guess after removing the duct tape you wouldn't have to shave.
Your Benz is purty.
Owie! I fear my first wipe out. The only two real wipe out stories I'm familiar with were both doosies involving broken bones and surgery. But I don't want road rash either!
I can relate to the beached whale feeling, however. When DH and I started riding our tandem, we had a communication issue as we went from a stop to taking off up a hill, DH not clipped in yet. We barely started going when we lost our balance on a very busy street. It was a slow motion thing as the bike slowly leaned over to the side with me clipped in and hubs trying with all his might to keep it upright with one foot clipped in and one on the ground. I couldn't get my foot out of the clip (being a newbie!) and ended up doing the beached whale thing on my side with cars buzzing by. I'm just SURE they were pointing and laughing and making great mockery of me! This did not go over well with my husband trying to convince me what a great thing it is to tandem! But, alas, I've come to love it.
Get well soon! I hope you can "get back in the saddle" soon, too.![]()
Well, now I'll have some scars to compete with Silver's prolific collection!
FBG: Yes, I did start shaving my legs a couple months ago and during the clean-up (and now with tape in my future), I'm glad I did. I have been a bit self-conscious of the shaving, but now I have a new perspective
If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers
Mr. Silver. Owwwwwww. I'm sorry about your wipe out. I'm glad you're (mostly) okay though. Feel better soon!
K-
Live with intention. Walk to the edge. Listen hard. Practice wellness. Play with abandon. Laugh. Choose with no regret. Continue to learn. Appreciate your friends. Do what you love. Live as if this is all there is.
--Mary Anne Radmacher
Lisa
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I am so sorry to hear about your crash. Hmmm, there seem to have been several lately, and I feel like I started it all with mine, 4 weeks ago.![]()
I had to try several things because once the pads stick to the wounds and you have to tear them off, ugh, I had a few mornings in tears trying to get them off. I used the Tegaderm with the non-stick pads and I got SICK of the tape. So what we did was over the Tegaderm we used the nonstick gauze pad and bought those ace bandages that stick to themselves....it was a LIFE saver, for the road rash on my arm and leg/knee anyway.It also saved some money, that tape gets expensive after awhile, not to mention the pain of tearing it off all the time~![]()
I hope you heal fast, I'm just know if the "itchy, scratchy, scab stage....nice I know!