The net result of the fall was a bruised ego and a small crack in my confidence, but other than that I am perfectly fine (no one saw, which was nice). The upside is that I got a good laugh at myself. I hope you had a good laugh, too.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Bumps & Bruises
Even though I posted yesterday, I thought that y’all would appreciate this short story (I’ll keep this post short). I went out for a 13-mile bike ride this morning. The ride went great. I anticipated my stops and clicked my shoes out of the pedal well in advance of coming to a stop. I rode up my driveway, clicking my right shoe out well in advance. I came to a stop placing my weight, as I have learned, on my right foot as I unclipped my left foot… just a little too slowly, apparently. Though my weight was on my right foot, as I unclipped I sort of shifted my weight to my left and lost my balance… “Unclip, unclip, unclip,” I thought, to no avail, as I started to fall with my bike attached to my left foot. Somehow, I managed to position my body so that I fell on my back, with my bike falling on top of me.
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