Riding Along In My Automobile… Three things are guaranteed in life: taxes, death, and a great road trip with your buddies being much better than solitary driving any time of the year. Riding along in my automobile is just as cool as driving alone. You can take in the scenery, have a conversation with a passing stranger or just enjoy the ride.
When I took my motorcycle: riding skills online, one of the first things I discovered was that there were lots of web sites dedicated to letting me show my motorcycle riding abilities. There are sites devoted to showing you how to ride my bicycle, ride my ATV’s and even handle my quad bikes. These sites allow you to check out pictures of some of the places I have been and in some cases give you tips on how to handle certain situations that are common when riding along in my automobile. It’s fun to check these websites out and get a sense of what is out there. If you have never ridden in my automobile before, you will be surprised by how little knowledge there is regarding the particular place you are traveling to.
There was a time when I wanted to ride my motorcycle: down a major street in Australia but didn’t want to get my bike out onto the street and risk getting into an accident. I decided to search for other options, one of which was a good way to avoid getting into an accident – driving my automobile. It turns out that there are lots of web sites out there that can show you how to handle driving my automobile and even take you places without a car. There is no reason to worry about riding along in my automobile if you don’t feel you have to.
When I am driving my vehicle: curiosity running wild, I am wondering about the world. I am looking around for new things to see, places to go, people to meet, and so on. With my infant child riding behind me, she gets a different kind of thrill. Instead of driving me to new places, she gets excited when I take her to places I know she can visit with mommy. It is much more fulfilling to give my child a sense of adventure while riding along in my automobile than it is to simply push her around in the family car.
There is another type of thrill: that comes when I am riding along in my automobile and there is no particular place to go. That’s when I get to tell her stories. It can be about anything, from when we first moved in together to the places we saw while living in separate environments (church, college, movies). I can even share the ups and downs of my marriage with her. There is nothing wrong with telling her about what went wrong and what turned out okay.
So, if you are curious to: ‘cruise along in my automobile,’ whether it is with the radio on or off, remember to share your stories. If you tell her about something that happened while you were riding along in my automobile, she is less likely to be anxious to tell her own story. You are creating an atmosphere where she feels secure and reassured when she is in your car.
This builds trust and, ultimately, will make her more likely to listen to you when you tell her stories.
