How many times have we as parents told our kids, "don't leave your bikes out on the driveway...they'll get ran over!" I know I've said it a lot, and I also know that when I say it, I've never been worried about the car...just the bike. I've never yet actually ran one over, although it's been close a couple of times. Andy, however, is not as fortunate as I apparently am.
A few days ago, Andy got into his car and drove off to work...at least he tried to drive off to work. He got into the Accord, or the "race car" as Matthew calls it and pulls forward...clunk clunk. oops. Matthew's bike was in the way and got ran over. Andy got out to investigate and I'm sure was shocked and surprised at what he found. Matthew's bike seems to have inherited his super-human strength because his bike came through just fine. Unscathed, actually. Andy's "race car?" The poor Accord was not as fortunate in the encounter.
As you can see...Matthew is standing in front of his bike which is just fine...training wheels and all, however in his hands are pieces of the bumper and the turn signal of the race car.
A few days ago, Andy got into his car and drove off to work...at least he tried to drive off to work. He got into the Accord, or the "race car" as Matthew calls it and pulls forward...clunk clunk. oops. Matthew's bike was in the way and got ran over. Andy got out to investigate and I'm sure was shocked and surprised at what he found. Matthew's bike seems to have inherited his super-human strength because his bike came through just fine. Unscathed, actually. Andy's "race car?" The poor Accord was not as fortunate in the encounter.
Ahhh...Matthew. He did feel really bad and asked if Daddy's car was going to be okay throughout the entire day that this happened. But his concerned feelings didn't keep him from cruising around the yard splashing through mud puddles at mach 10 on his awesome bike.



























