Bicycling for Me
Bicycling was an exciting experience for two reasons. First, it has allowed me to travel around the city. Second, it gives me a chance to hang out with my friends. I love bicycling, I think it is fabulous! I can now observe my city, the people that lived there, the architecture, and the trees and animals, etc. Sometimes in our life, we just need to slow down our pace. We're so used to rushing through life that we don't even know what we have missed, but It's hard to blame ourselves because we're busy about our jobs especially when we were living in the city. I was once like that; I head right straight to school when it's time for school. As I walk I would only stare at my watch instead if looking to my left and/ or right.
However, the situation changed after I graduated from high school. I decided to spend my summer learning how to ride a bike. Whenever there's free time, I would be practicing my biking skill as I ride it around my neighborhood. On my biking journey in Lincoln Height, I discovered a beautiful park. The Lincoln Park was just a few blocks away from my school and yet I haven't noticed it for all these years. Besides the park, I also discovered organic market, convenient stores, and pet shop. These are all things I have never known before. And so is my friend, we never thought that we would live so close to each other. Other than biking around the city, I also play bike race with my friends. I recall that we use to meet up at Lincoln Park and from there we'll have our race to the LA River. We have a deal: the last to arrive will treat the others to lunch. This sound great doesn't it? Having someone else to pay for your lunch. In summary, for bicycling has become the most exciting experience is that it gives me permission to pause and look around the world that around me, and a chance to embrace my friends.
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When ever you go out riding whether it be for pleasure or for sport, on-or off-road
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“Few men are born brave; many become so through training and force of discipline” was
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