Congrats to all my friends from Performance Bikes for riding the Tour de Cure at TMS! You guys rock! It is crazy to imagine so many people really enjoying riding all those miles on their bikes.
Today I have been struggling with Zach. He literally is throwing a fit in the front yard because I told him to go and ride his bike. He has water, a shady place to rest, a good new bike, and the spare time to get out there and get some saddle time. What he does not have is any kind of motivation. I try motivating him in many ways, and yet, mean or nice, nothing I do makes a difference. So there he goes, down the block, still trying to squeeze out some tears, screaming he can't do it, like he has ridden 100 miles!
I am so tired and stressed. My brother says to me, "Get a new man. That will do the trick." Of course he asks me about my new man every time he sees me because I keep my sister-in-law updated on my dating escapades. I am just going through the motions really, dating wise, mostly because people expect me to do it. I am not going to introduce a man into Zach's life just to see if that "does the trick." One man he cares about deeply has already been "erased from his life because of a mistake I made." His words.
And he is not wrong. So here I sit, watching him return again from another fit about riding the bike. "I can't do it," he whines some more. Wonder if that will work for me on these days when I think I just can't do this anymore.
Today I have been struggling with Zach. He literally is throwing a fit in the front yard because I told him to go and ride his bike. He has water, a shady place to rest, a good new bike, and the spare time to get out there and get some saddle time. What he does not have is any kind of motivation. I try motivating him in many ways, and yet, mean or nice, nothing I do makes a difference. So there he goes, down the block, still trying to squeeze out some tears, screaming he can't do it, like he has ridden 100 miles!
I am so tired and stressed. My brother says to me, "Get a new man. That will do the trick." Of course he asks me about my new man every time he sees me because I keep my sister-in-law updated on my dating escapades. I am just going through the motions really, dating wise, mostly because people expect me to do it. I am not going to introduce a man into Zach's life just to see if that "does the trick." One man he cares about deeply has already been "erased from his life because of a mistake I made." His words.
And he is not wrong. So here I sit, watching him return again from another fit about riding the bike. "I can't do it," he whines some more. Wonder if that will work for me on these days when I think I just can't do this anymore.
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