I was a bit nervous at first. It was a little country road, but there were joggers and a few cars; I had already started to imagine how the smithereens of the scooter would look after running into a pole. But it's super easy. The guy just showed me how to turn it on, the throttle, the brake, and there I go. So much fun!
I was hoping I could ride a scooter in Greece, up and down the coast from beach to beach. But after having one too many accidents caused by tourists, the government introduced a lot of regulations. I'm not going to live in Greece for 6 months OR take Driver's Ed, so I guess I'll just find a bike.
Now I just want to buy a scooter once I get home and just buzz around on that!
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On a scooter in Spain!! Your dreams came true!!! I am very delighted to see you wearing an helmet!! Great job !! protecting those precious brain cells from injury" Me gusta to sonrisa, veo que estas muy contentat y alegre!! Thanks for sharing your pix!
ReplyDeletedónde está tu maestro?? montas sola?
ReplyDeleteWhat about the smithereens of you? If the scooter crashed into the pole, just it wouldn't break.
ReplyDeletehahaha una sonrisa yankee... can he not see that you're so obviously asian there?? ;) can you even see out of those eyes?? hahaha i'm just givin you a hard time. it's not like i was doing the same thing on skype this morning... update your blog hija!
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