NBD: An Unpopular Decision, To Be Sure
Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2024 12:23 am
Good evening,
Last year, I rode my mountain bike in Copper Harbor, MI, while my dad and brother rode their fat tire bikes. I had played with my dad’s bike, which fits me better than my brother’s, so I knew what I wanted.
I also hate the idea of having guitars and pedals sitting around, not being used regularly. I generally grab my Strandberg, my bass, or my acoustic, and my PRS, the guitar I had wanted since the age of twelve, was being ignored. I also had four clones of the Lovetone pedals, which I had sort of shelved, in favor of the Boss rig. Those Lovetone clones, and my PRS, were fodder for my bike. Today being Sunday, I had to deposit the check that GC gave me online, and it won’t hit my account until Tuesday, at the latest. I’ll make sure everything is squared away by then.
I am feeling surprisingly little regret over my decision, and I am hoping that this will be a good season for the bike. Unfortunately, I was planning a trip to an indoor mountain bike park, in a cave, in Louisville, only to learn that it had shut down in 2019.
I’m fully expecting you all to pillory my happy ass.
Thank you.
Last year, I rode my mountain bike in Copper Harbor, MI, while my dad and brother rode their fat tire bikes. I had played with my dad’s bike, which fits me better than my brother’s, so I knew what I wanted.
I also hate the idea of having guitars and pedals sitting around, not being used regularly. I generally grab my Strandberg, my bass, or my acoustic, and my PRS, the guitar I had wanted since the age of twelve, was being ignored. I also had four clones of the Lovetone pedals, which I had sort of shelved, in favor of the Boss rig. Those Lovetone clones, and my PRS, were fodder for my bike. Today being Sunday, I had to deposit the check that GC gave me online, and it won’t hit my account until Tuesday, at the latest. I’ll make sure everything is squared away by then.
I am feeling surprisingly little regret over my decision, and I am hoping that this will be a good season for the bike. Unfortunately, I was planning a trip to an indoor mountain bike park, in a cave, in Louisville, only to learn that it had shut down in 2019.
I’m fully expecting you all to pillory my happy ass.
Thank you.