I'm sorry. I ride alone, too, even though I'm married. DH is a runner with no desire to ride with me. But for me, I know it's different because I have dh and 2 kiddos so that alone time on my bike is precious to me. LOL!
I wish you many fun, beautiful rides ahead and I hope you find a new riding partner very soon.
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10-12-2008, 02:18 PM #1
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10-12-2008, 02:39 PM #2
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I'm not always lazy.
I've spent much of today picking walnuts up in the back yard. Dayum there's a lot
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10-12-2008, 03:28 PM #3
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Back in the day I met a runner. He was a marathoner - when he said he was going to run to the corner and back, he meant the corner of town, not the street! After we moved in together I started to get into running. When we split, I was lost. But I kept running. I ran when I missed him. I ran when I had nothing to do. I ran to fill the void in my life. I don't know what I would have done with myself without running. I never did turn into a distance runner, and I no longer run (knee issues) but it served it's purpose in my life.
Now I'm married and in theory I have someone to do everything with, but I still do a lot of stuff on my own. DH rides a fixie so going out for a ride means different things to us. Regardless of the fact that DH loves to ride, I still consider riding MY thing, the thing that I do for myself because I love it. And I love riding on my own because I can decide where I want to go, how fast I want to go, etc. Once you make something your own, it doesn't really matter who you do it with.
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