Josh is down

[the Ferret]

Hey thats the same way I described my left hand to the ER nurse yesterday " my left hand still looks like a giant swollen sausage". She said yea, and brushed it aside like it was nothing.lol

Riding a motorcycle is or at least can be very danderous. I almost made the decision to give up riding when I had my first accident in 1969. Told my mom I was thinking about quitting, and she told me if I did, i would regret it the rest of my life. She was right. Im glad now that I didnt cause I've had 49 years of pure joy riding motorcycles since then, all over the US, Canada, Europe with my wife, brother, daughter, son, grand children, nephews and great friends.

I wouldnt try talking you out of it because quitting may indeed be the right decision for you. I would advise on not making that decision while you are banged up.the term forced confession comes to mind. But you will have to make up your own mind about that.

I do believe in fate, and so far fate has not decided I should die by motorcycle. It could some day of course. But it could also decide I die bt cancer, or a million other ways. Im going to see how it plays out.