Weston's Bike on Momma's Bike

Today after Daddy left I decided that Weston and I needed to do something to help distract him and me from thinking and asking for Daddy. So I came up with the idea of getting a seat for my bike for Weston to ride in. Justin and I talked about getting one several times, but we always thought about it in the winter or on a rainy day. Well today was the day I was going to make it happen.

So off I went today to get one, well before I did that I actually went and looked at my bike which had been sitting outside and rained on for about 5 months, a little rust in places, flat tires, but overall ride able. So we went to Wal-Mart first to get everything. I had to get a tire pump to inflate my tires, and Weston had to get a helmet. He picked out his own helmet, I believe it was love at first site, it has tractors all over it. Next we picked out the seat. I got this one!

We got home, and I took everything out of the box and got it already to go, well 2 hours later nothing was attached to the bike and I was pretty angry with everything!! I then put everything back in box muttered some not so nice words, got back in the car with Weston, and went back to Wal-Mart. I returned the stupid thing and went to Academy. Where I picked up this one! Back home we went, took it out of the box and had it on the bike in 30 minutes! I was excited, and Weston was excited!

We went on three bike rides today! Each one about thirty minutes long! Did I mention before that my bike is a cruiser not a mountain bike, which makes it pretty darn hard to get up hills, even a small rise? Well needless to say, I am pooped, tired, and I am going to be sore tomorrow! It's a great exercise method. Weston loves it. This evening we packed a little bag and went to the park with some juice and a snack. We played at the park, and then got back on the bike where Weston proceeded to have his juice and snack, while mom huffed it back home! I am thinking this is going to become our evening ritual!

He did not smile once, because he was yelling at me to put the camera up and get on the bike!