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A passenger for my bicycle

Monday, July 25, 2005 at 06:34AM
Posted by Registered CommenterPolitical Mammal in Personal

This weekend, for the first time, I had a passenger on my bicycle, my three-year-old daughter. I purchased one of those seats that attaches behind your own seat. Also, a helmet for her; it is pink and covered with strawberries, just like mine. (Actually, not just like mine).

We biked together back from the bicycle store in Bethesda. I enjoyed the ride, but I could use some kind of mirror. I cannot see her at all. I have to stop the bike and turn around to check on her. On that ride, she took a nap.

Sunday evening I biked to Dupont Circle with her. Checked in on the kid at each metro stop along the way. I am definitely bicycling very carefully with such precious cargo, but it feels safe. But I am not sure how fun this is for the passenger—she seemed a little drowsy again.

Connie drove down later to join us and we picked up burritos and brought them back home to eat.

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Aww..thats so cool of you to give time to your daughter and enjoy with her simple moments of life.
September 1, 2006 | Unregistered CommenterMelinda

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