TabbieEater's blog: "Observations of a Tabbie Eater"

I am on the motorcycle again feeling the wind. It all comes back into perspective. It’s funny how these lessons that get forgotten are found. I am never too old to relearn things that have been lost. I cruise from place to place I realize that on the easy strait roads i relax take it easy look at the horizon. This is not a good practice. For when you’re in one of life’s curves it can be deadly. When you take a curve on a motorcycle you look as far ahead as you can in the curve. It’s pretty much like you do in life. You pick a clear spot you want to exit the curve and the bike pulls you though. You never look right in front of you. There are too many distractions that will make you second guess your point of exit. If you go to fast the bike will either slide out from under you (low side crash) or catapult you over (high side crash). There is some room for error but not a lot. Misinterpreting the curve and distractions are the main culprits and the dreaded ninja turtles. They are distractions that have a mind of their own.