The ride there went fine. Don't get me wrong, I was exhausted, but I was feeling alright. I rode down the HUGE hill into her school and then around the side and everyone said "You rode here? How are you going to get back up the hill?" (Seriously, until that very second, I hadn't thought of that. WHO DOESN'T THINK OF THAT?! AM I CRAZY?!) I laughed it off, played cool. Acting like OF COURSE I had thought of that, why wouldn't I have? And then quickly thought to myself, Crap.
Paige came out and was way geeked that we were riding home on the bike. She quietly whispered that she would help me walk it up the hill. (precious child could see her mothers exhaustion). Once we got to the top I put Sammy into the front carrier on my bike and Paige hopped in the back with Ethan.
I made it about half way home and thought to myself, "Never again." Once I got to the end of my street (which goes up hill to the house) I told myself, just do 20 more cycles. Once I reached that, I stopped, we were 1 house away, and told the kids to hop out. I barely dragged my body in the house before I collapsed, legs wobbly, head aching, hands shaking and layed there while the kids turned on a show to watch.
I made it though! WOO HOO. I think I should have worked my way up to that, you think? HA! I think that DEFINITELY counts as an "Abenture", don't you?
Success
2 comments:
Oh my goodness, HILARIOUS!!! I can't believe you taught Ethan to dial 911!!! Ha! Plus this part: "(Seriously, until that very second, I hadn't thought of that. WHO DOESN'T THINK OF THAT?! AM I CRAZY?!)" Oh, man, good post! I love that we both have ridiculous bicycling posts so close together! We really are family... ;)
I seriously admire you so much! I could NOT do that. I like to think I'm in good bike shape (ish)but I know for a fact that I could not pull those kids. No way. I admire you!! Great job!!
Also, I have definitely felt the pain of riding somewhere then realizing that I would have to ride back. Ugh.
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