My adventure today was about my bike ride to the gas station.
Wait!
I know that doesn't sound that adventurous to you, but let me explain.
First of all, these past few days I've been practicing riding my bike back and forth in front of my house with my handy dandy helmet!
I'm not that strong of a bike rider, because I had back problems in the past and wasn't allowed to ride.
But that's besides the point.
I wanted to start exercising and thought that it'd be a good way to exercise.
Today, though, I went with my brother, and I felt pretty confident.
SO confident that we biked to our nearby gas station.
I know, I know,
big whoop.
But it really was a big whoop for me!
I felt free!
(as you can tell I don't get out much ;) )
On our way there and back from the gas station, though,
there were a few embarrassing but funny things that happened.
I even laughed at myself for them.
First,
when I was crossing the big street, I kept letting cars pass me,
even though all of them started waiting for me.
I'm laughing at myself while I'm typing this by the way.
Anyway, the real kicker for that moment, was that one person waiting was a cute blonde guy.
That makes it a little more embarrassing than it usually would, but it's okay,
I'll live!
Oh! I forgot to tell you my fab wardrobe:
- T-shirt
- converse
- rolled up jeans (my new ones)
- and my handy dandy black helmet
Not too bad, I guess.
Moving on,
On our way back home, I fell off my bike twice, but the funny thing is that the first time I fell,
I wasn't even riding my bike!
I was trying to get off of it hahaha
And then my iced tea spilled, and my brother said, "That's why I shouldn't waste my money on you."
Thanks, Bro.
It was one dollar, people!
Okay, next.
The second time I fell was soon after that on a turn,
but no worries,
my new jeans broke the fall!
SO
We're peddling, peddling, peddling home, and it's actually kind of relaxing!
I'm getting the hang of it, guys!
Where was I,
I was slowing down to cross one street, and my brother and I stop and watch these stupid fifteen year olds in a truck with a blow horn.
I bet you can't guess what happened.
They blew it and laughed.
Wow.
I wish I was as cool as them....
Okay, after that,
we got close to my house, and I felt relief because boy was I tired.
As we approached our house, my brother says,
"Slow down and watch out for the trash can."
SO
I slow down,
But I guess not slow enough!
Cause,
I ran into the trash can...
AND right then,
some young guy was checking his mail right then and came to help me pick up the trash can.
Apparently, my brother said when the guy saw me, he started laughing a bit.
WELL
that's a little embarrassing too, but hey,
I'd laugh too.
So,
I know this is really long, and might seem pointless,
BUT
it isn't pointless!
The point is to conquer your fears and, more importantly, learn to laugh at yourself.
Believe me,
that's a lot better than to feel sorry for yourself.
SO
Keep moving forward, go embarrass yourself, and then laugh at yourself.
Good advice, right?
I'd say so.
Wait!
I know that doesn't sound that adventurous to you, but let me explain.
First of all, these past few days I've been practicing riding my bike back and forth in front of my house with my handy dandy helmet!
I'm not that strong of a bike rider, because I had back problems in the past and wasn't allowed to ride.
But that's besides the point.
I wanted to start exercising and thought that it'd be a good way to exercise.
Today, though, I went with my brother, and I felt pretty confident.
SO confident that we biked to our nearby gas station.
I know, I know,
big whoop.
But it really was a big whoop for me!
I felt free!
(as you can tell I don't get out much ;) )
On our way there and back from the gas station, though,
there were a few embarrassing but funny things that happened.
I even laughed at myself for them.
First,
when I was crossing the big street, I kept letting cars pass me,
even though all of them started waiting for me.
I'm laughing at myself while I'm typing this by the way.
Anyway, the real kicker for that moment, was that one person waiting was a cute blonde guy.
That makes it a little more embarrassing than it usually would, but it's okay,
I'll live!
Oh! I forgot to tell you my fab wardrobe:
- T-shirt
- converse
- rolled up jeans (my new ones)
- and my handy dandy black helmet
Not too bad, I guess.
Moving on,
On our way back home, I fell off my bike twice, but the funny thing is that the first time I fell,
I wasn't even riding my bike!
I was trying to get off of it hahaha
And then my iced tea spilled, and my brother said, "That's why I shouldn't waste my money on you."
Thanks, Bro.
It was one dollar, people!
Okay, next.
The second time I fell was soon after that on a turn,
but no worries,
my new jeans broke the fall!
SO
We're peddling, peddling, peddling home, and it's actually kind of relaxing!
I'm getting the hang of it, guys!
Where was I,
I was slowing down to cross one street, and my brother and I stop and watch these stupid fifteen year olds in a truck with a blow horn.
I bet you can't guess what happened.
They blew it and laughed.
Wow.
I wish I was as cool as them....
Okay, after that,
we got close to my house, and I felt relief because boy was I tired.
As we approached our house, my brother says,
"Slow down and watch out for the trash can."
SO
I slow down,
But I guess not slow enough!
Cause,
I ran into the trash can...
AND right then,
some young guy was checking his mail right then and came to help me pick up the trash can.
Apparently, my brother said when the guy saw me, he started laughing a bit.
WELL
that's a little embarrassing too, but hey,
I'd laugh too.
So,
I know this is really long, and might seem pointless,
BUT
it isn't pointless!
The point is to conquer your fears and, more importantly, learn to laugh at yourself.
Believe me,
that's a lot better than to feel sorry for yourself.
SO
Keep moving forward, go embarrass yourself, and then laugh at yourself.
Good advice, right?
I'd say so.