No Biking: Days 5 and 6
Day 5: Black Friday
No work, no bike, no problem (except that it was Black Friday and how was I to get to all the hot deals?).
No shopping for me; all I really did was my laundry, which is a block and a half away. However, in the final walk from the laundromat I lost my headphones. This is not good for long distance walks.
Day 6: Long Walks, No Headphones
Nothing like waking up early on a Saturday morning to go for a 45 minute walk to work without headphones. I brought my camera along to take some pictures of my crash site and the wonderful tourists on the Brooklyn Bridge. I missed a shot of a biker coming down the bridge and yelling at a tourist, who was standing in the middle of the bike lane. Here is what I did get:
[the yellow pole I hit]
I should count how many signs there are to tell people that bikes stay on the right and pedestrians stay on the left (there must only be about 25). I have often wondered if people get confused from the picture of the biker, which looks more like some body with a disconnected head floating between two hula hoops.
That about did it for Saturday. I finished my walk to work and eventually made it back to my apartment. Only one more day without riding my bike.
No work, no bike, no problem (except that it was Black Friday and how was I to get to all the hot deals?).
No shopping for me; all I really did was my laundry, which is a block and a half away. However, in the final walk from the laundromat I lost my headphones. This is not good for long distance walks.
Day 6: Long Walks, No Headphones
Nothing like waking up early on a Saturday morning to go for a 45 minute walk to work without headphones. I brought my camera along to take some pictures of my crash site and the wonderful tourists on the Brooklyn Bridge. I missed a shot of a biker coming down the bridge and yelling at a tourist, who was standing in the middle of the bike lane. Here is what I did get:
[the yellow pole I hit]
I should count how many signs there are to tell people that bikes stay on the right and pedestrians stay on the left (there must only be about 25). I have often wondered if people get confused from the picture of the biker, which looks more like some body with a disconnected head floating between two hula hoops.
That about did it for Saturday. I finished my walk to work and eventually made it back to my apartment. Only one more day without riding my bike.
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