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I have been riding my ELC all winter from San Antonio to Abilene and back, through cold weather and rain. My daughter who is in Technical school at Lackland AFB wanted some clothes brought down so I drove the wifes car. I really missed the bike. I saw lots of other bikers so maybe that was part of it, but the drive was just boring. I missed the wave or the stopping for gas and talking to the other biker that at the pump at the same time. I missed the looks I get rolling through the small towns. I missed the open air. I think I have become addicted and need another fix.
I cant wait till wed when I go back and get the bike, and see the wife as I am addicted to that too.
I believe that the classical definition for an addiction is: Something that dominates a person's everyday life, affects their family and work relationships, and on which they spend all of their money.
Yeah...
Last edited by jpooch00; Mar 30, 2009 at 06:18 PM.
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