betterdeal Posted May 7, 2011 Posted May 7, 2011 I really do, truly, love my bicycle. I've had it for a year now, and sure, it's aged and has a few knocks and scraps, but it really is the one for me. I've treated it with respect, bought it the occasional thing; normally things that make it better; oiled it, serviced it, treated it well. And in return it's helped me to improve my well-being. I am physically much fitter now than I was three months ago, with a lot of thanks to my bicycle for being there for me. Bit also the times when I wasn't ready for cycling. It was still there, just waiting. Now we have a friendly, companionable relationship. We were made for each other. If I were to meet someone who appreciates that love, passion, affection can grow between anyone and anything, and that care and harmony are as important as brute force and risks, I'll have met a woman I can settle down with.
cerridwen Posted May 8, 2011 Posted May 8, 2011 I really do, truly, love my bicycle. I've had it for a year now, and sure, it's aged and has a few knocks and scraps, but it really is the one for me. I've treated it with respect, bought it the occasional thing; normally things that make it better; oiled it, serviced it, treated it well. And in return it's helped me to improve my well-being. I am physically much fitter now than I was three months ago, with a lot of thanks to my bicycle for being there for me. Bit also the times when I wasn't ready for cycling. It was still there, just waiting. Now we have a friendly, companionable relationship. We were made for each other. If I were to meet someone who appreciates that love, passion, affection can grow between anyone and anything, and that care and harmony are as important as brute force and risks, I'll have met a woman I can settle down with. I love this post betterdeal. Positivity. Love it.
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