Lapping the Bug!
You don’t know what that means?
Well, neither did I until Cole showed me on the TV program Top Gear.
Click over to his blog for the video and pictures. I make no apologies for his helmet hair.
I over cheered. It’s called nerves, friends. And excitement!
We had so much FUN! Yes, there is some risk, but we they were calculated. No traffic, helmet, adult inside the car driving, Mother running along side the Bug. Reminded me of when I ran along side a bike without training wheels. . .
Ok, now I am going to go cry while you click over and visit Cole.
El Morno will be back tomorrow. It’s a special day for us.
Odd Loves Company!
What fun !
It was!
As (dare I say) untrustworthy as a Bug typically is (in my experience, of course), I would NOT have had the guts to try Lapping the Bug. However, I think Cole did a great job! Congrats on his success — and pat yourself on the back, KB, for raising such a cook kid!!
It’s was fun. We figured the worst that would happen is she would stall. But she seemed to enjoy the game.
Never heard of that term. Heading over Cole’s blog now.
Hugs from Ecuador,
Kathy
Me either. This is a whole new world for me.
What’s next?!
Power point learning curve.
Loved it. I’m with Irene, I want to know what to look forward to next. It’s got to be more exciting than Power Point.
Power Point sounds exciting too me!!
I’ve been AWOL for a couple of weeks. Internet and computer issues at home and no time at work. But I’m glad that I did not miss this post. From two wheeler to lapping a Bug with his Mom running along side him cheering all the way. All kids should be so lucky, my friend. I’m glad that I did not miss this one.
Thanks. It’s been a fun ride. ♥
Tell Cole to take up golf, with his swing he will go far and he won’t have to wear a helmet. Nice job.
I will pass the message along. Thanks.