Out with the Old, In with the New(er)

Ryan has conquered his task of learning to ride a motorcycle. Today he actually took his driving test and got his motorcycle license. So why the title you ask? That is because he bought his current bike as a learning bike and now that he knows how to ride and is confident he will not drop the bike, he has purchased a new(er) bike. I really was worried about what he was getting himself into, you know the normal gilr/fiance freak out moment. But, he was smart about it all and got a really good deal. The bike he got is a 2001 Honda CBR 929 RR. It is in mint condition though and only has about 2500 miles on it. Apparently, anywhere he rides it, he gets comments on how great it looks. Since I don't ride with him, I don't know but I do know that he is about as proud of his bike as I am of my ring! That is pretty proud!! We named it already too...Maverick 2.1. Pictures following!...

I had a big issue today too. When I was home in Houston, Mom, Dee, Sue and I went to a jewelry store. There was a necklace that I bought that was glass, which I have only worn twice since I bought it, and it was my favorite necklace! Well, today I was putting it on and I had a vision of my dropping it and I told myself don't do that. Do you know what I did next? Yup. I dropped it. The glass pendant shattered all over the bathroom floor. I was so pissed at myself!! That started a series of brain farts for the rest of the day.



Everything else around here is business as usual. Ryan is supposed to be part time at his job and this week he was scheduled for 47 hours. He has already talked to his manager about it and they told him until they find him help, that is how it is going to be. I feel really bad for him. I know exactly how that feels and I wish that I could do something to help him with homework or work. The best I can do is just keep washing his clothes and make sure he wakes up on time. :) He will see my crazy side once school starts. One of our supervisors at my job is most likely leaving(the one that works like 50 hours a week). That could make an even tougher fall for me if they rely on my to take most of those hours on myself.