No risk no reward
#1
No risk no reward
I picked up my 05 Electra glide classic today - It's been a wild week and I am emotionally exhausted. I am in the process of changing jobs, leaving the world’s largest computer services company to go to the worlds smallest. No risk no reward right? I am 46 years old and have 13 week old son. Because I have a good amount of gray hair a lot of people say “what a beautiful grandson you have!!!” The boy won’t sleep more than 3 hours no matter how much we try to love or bribe him. Everyone says “next week” he will sleep, “next week” - I waited my whole life to get a Harley and she bought me a Softail right before our son was born – I loved it but the more I rode it the more I realized I wanted a touring bike – I tossed and turned and finally walked into the dealer last week and told them that if they made the numbers work and I didn’t get screwed too bad I wanted a black Electra Glide Classic. They did make the numbers work and we worked out a nice plan to try to sell the bike on consignment first but I also could trade it in – No risk no reward right? We find out my son has something called reflux and that there is medicine to fix it. I get the meds but it tastes so bad he spits it out – Then we find out it can be flavored so I drive all over creation to find a pharmacy that flavors meds – Why am I boring you with all this crap? –well one reason is that you all are good people and seem to care about others and cause I picked up that bike today and from the moment I sat on it I knew it was meant to be – I was afraid to pull away from the dealer. It’s a bigger bike than I ever thought I would own let alone handle but it’s like we were made for each other. I eased it into gear and pulled away and it was like I have been riding it all my life. Yeah I am still a little clumsy doing some things but 100 miles later it’s all coming together. I am totally wiped out but can’t stop looking in the garage and smiling – I can’t believe it’s there and I can’t believe it’s 10 after 10 on the east coast and for the first time in 13 weeks my son has been asleep for 2 hours at night and maybe will make it a few more – Grape flavored medicine go figure – No risk no reward right??? I know this is a worthless thread without pix but cut me some slack on this one - Pix to be posted tomorrow for sure – Good night!
#2
RE: No risk no reward
Well congrats to you Kess! Congrats on the bike and on the grape flavored medicine. A good friend of mine's son has reflux and the medicine has worked wonders for her. She grinds up a pill and puts it in apple juice. Anyway, congratulations!
#5
RE: No risk no reward
Congrats on everything, man! I know the "made for each other" feeling of which you speak. That's exactly how I felt the moment I swung my leg over my Night Train, and it hasn't left me since!
Cheers!
[sm=icon_rock.gif][sm=icon_rock.gif][sm=icon_rock.gif]
Cheers!
[sm=icon_rock.gif][sm=icon_rock.gif][sm=icon_rock.gif]
#7
RE: No risk no reward
Kess, I am extreamly happy you found meds for the baby that work. Been there. Congrats on the 'Glide and enjoy.
Trending Topics
#8
RE: No risk no reward
Mucho congrats on the bike! It takes some real guts to do some of the things you're doing. Congrats even more on the fact that your baby is not seriously ill and you have found a remedy. Many of us have gone through similar situations and know what a stressful time it can be. Art
#10
RE: No risk no reward
Howdy Kess, hope that your son gets better and that the medicine does its job. Also, congrats on the new scoot. Enjoy the ride, when you are able to.