Lately my husband and I have been riding our new bicycles fairly often. My husband has been commuting to work by bicycle and we have both been trying to train for our second bike tour, the Heber Valley Century on my birthday later this month.
Almost every time one of us goes out to ride our bike Jonah says, "My come too!". He wants to keep up with us SO badly. He hasn't even really figured out how to use the pedals on his tricycle. He just scoots himself along with his feet but that doesn't deter him in the least.
Jonah has already figured out from our example that to ride a bicycle you need a helmet. When we help him put on his little helmet I can't help but laugh... it just looks so HUGE on his little noggin. Safety first, right?
Oh, so adorable! I know helmets are safe, but they can look really silly. He's cute enough to pull it off, though. :)
ReplyDeleteHe is so ready for one of your bicycle tours!
ReplyDeleteYes! Safety first! But if cute goes with it as a bonus that's wonderful! Your little one looks so good!
ReplyDeleteHe looks so cute in his helmet. Safety first as *they* always say.
ReplyDeleteThat's so great he wants to ride with you! Good for your husband to ride his bike to work!
ReplyDeletevery cute! Fun haiku!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie! It amazes me how much little ones love to imitate and your teaching him lots of lessons about staying healthy and fit!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your training and race!
What a cutie!
ReplyDeleteIt does look funny but it is oh so cute!
ReplyDeleteHe is so very cute with his little helmet. Good example setting on your part!
ReplyDeleteAt least he wants to wear it! My boys try and talk me out of making them wear it. Why don't kids understand safety first?
ReplyDeleteThat is just precious!! Awesome to y'all for teaching him Safety first!
ReplyDeleteAdorable haiku.
Looks like a future Lance Armstrong! What a great model for health you are!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Great example.
ReplyDeleteThat cute little guy will be moving fast on wheels before you know it. :)
ReplyDeleteJust out bloghopping and cane upon you. What a cutie in that helmet. I always felt like mine looked so tiny in their helmets. Good for you for setting a good example so early.
ReplyDeleteHe's so cute!
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