This week;s Pondering With a Purpose talks about Listeners and Talkers. Me i'm more of a listener, It's not that I chose to it's just that I've never had much to say. Also I like to listen. I think you learn more that way. Even though you do learn I still wish I could have had something to say that way I would be able to have more conversations with people.I get irritated when I can't think of anything to say and we both just end of sitting quietly. Those are the times when I wish that I was a better talker. That way I could make more friends, people like when you talk to them and they seem irritated when you don't, it just gets awkward. Not being able to talk is the whole reason I started blogging in the first place. I wasn't able to say what I wanted so, I just started to blog about the things that were on my mind, like the weather, animals, and things. Ya being a listener is great but, sometimes I wish I had been a better talker too. Joining Brenda in ...
I like rail roads and I like to ride my bike on abandon rail roads. Which there currently is a big fight over.
Now why is there a fight about the old railroad area? It seems a perfect place to ride your bike. Railroad crossings are fun especially when having the time and can wait to see all the cars especially the caboose
ReplyDeleteWell these are abandoned railroads on lands that the land owners feel entitled to and I guess they don't want people to ride their bikes on their property. Maybe, I don't know.
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You did great with X, Joseph. That was an interesting article about railbanking. I think as long as people are respectful riding their bikes through property like this and don't leave a mess, they should be allowed to, but that's just my humble opinon. We're almost done!
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Ya....I don't know.
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This is both a clever and informative post for "X". I can understand the land owners feeling that way. They already gave up the land to the trains, it would be difficult to allow people to roam around on their property. People tend to not follow rules and stay on trails, too.
ReplyDeleteYes, but they could build a fence! I just support it because there are usually not that many places to ride your bike in big cities and I think using the abandoned railways would be a good idea. Just my thought! : )
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