Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for March 30, 2024

oh … they had a wedding … ?

“Well, more specifically the honeymoon, but yeah.”

Uh-oh—what part of him was injured?

You now have material, write you fool, wright

Both memories were very painful. ;-)

I had to look up’schwinn’

Too bad you can’t program the coffee to help you remember only the pleasant things!

Some memories are best left in the past.

Technicolor is a distant second to my vivid memories. Like the first time I saw my wife, the births of my children, building a snow jeep with my son… And then there are the bad memories. Like being on a heavy dose of steroids and oxycodone for over a month before I could get a cortisone shot in my lower back (roid rage is real!).

I can already remember far too many of those incidents without any help.

And what guy hasn’t had a similar Schindler Bike incident.

My first bike was a big, heavy Schwinn. I had to wheel it to the front steps so I could actually get on it. But my favorite bike was one of those high-handlebar, Banana-Seat Spyders…

I hope I haven’t post this already this week: “You only remember the losses.” – John Madden “You only remember the regrets.” – Early 20th Cent bicycle racer. Breeze Labonte.

That must have been painful!

It would have been better if he stayed with their wedding night. Although falling with the bike is high school does not bode well………..

So it help with repressed memories, which you rather keep that way.

Same parts got hurt?

By the time I got to high school I was riding a Colnago.

Sounds more like a bad hallucinogen trip than “memory enhancement”.

My dad saved up for a while to buy my 10 year old self, a 7 speed bike. I disassembled it within a month because I wanted to see how the rear axle worked.

Not really funny. My hubby just died after at least 10 years of dementia. He used to tell me time after time the same old stories from long ago, but he couldn’t remember what happened yesterday.

Hold your ears! Hold your ears, we’re on TV!