I like my blue jeans. I like to wear them a bit tighter. I like them with designs, snug around my hips (and yes they are bigger than when I was20). The other day, I was told by a good friend - "You are 50! You should dress like it!"
I started googling "50 year old" woman and clothes. With the glaring exception of Madonna, there were very few definitions of what clothes define a woman of "my age."
I don't mind getting older, I just want to do so in my own terms. I don't want to wear what a 20 year old does, but then again, I don't want to wear elastic waist bands (not that this is wrong - just for me). I love the fact that mouths still drop open when I pull my helmet off when I get off the bike! I don't want to act immature, but I also don't want to be old!
For all of you, not just women, but everyone interested in Gray Lady Riders; What defines your age?
I'm a wife, a mother, and a grandmother who wants to make a difference in the world. I am looking for like minded women of a certain age that look to the future and see that they can help make the world a better place. If so, follow me on an adventure that started on a motorcycle and has moved on to riding life instead.
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Monday, January 19, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
My next big adventure
I just got the okay from my better half that I get to do one more thing on my "bucket list" Sometime this spring, I plan on a month long ride with a good friend. Right now, we have four defined stops. East until the ocean, North until Canada, West until the Ocean, South until Mexico and East again home. Other than that - the trip is wide open.
Few if any highways (blue roads preferred). We are now planning at least a reasonable route. Since we are talking a month and thousands of miles, things that have to be taken into account - servicing! We will have to have our bikes serviced a couple of times while we are out. That will be interesting since she rides a Harley (don't go there...) and I ride a roadstar (ditto).
Any feedback or ideas on what to do for this? Any of those of you have lessons learned?
Few if any highways (blue roads preferred). We are now planning at least a reasonable route. Since we are talking a month and thousands of miles, things that have to be taken into account - servicing! We will have to have our bikes serviced a couple of times while we are out. That will be interesting since she rides a Harley (don't go there...) and I ride a roadstar (ditto).
Any feedback or ideas on what to do for this? Any of those of you have lessons learned?
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