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Check out the Blog Archives to read about our cross country motorcycle road trip from MA to CA in the summer of 2011. During that trip we attended the Annual 2011 National Women On Wheels® Ride-In in San Jose CA. Then we just rode. We traveled over 11,000 motorcycle miles in what ever direction we wanted to go for 61 days. We visited friends and family, saw the country, met some amazing people. We made memories we'll never forget. These memories are what THIS BLOG is made of! That was only the beginning. We've been traveling and riding and blogging every since then. Enjoy our stories while we make MORE memories worthy of posting here for your enjoyment.


Saturday, December 19, 2015

Accident4 - X-Ray


Taking pictures of everything to show you here is weird.


Everyone wonders why I’m taking pictures.


I took pictures here of us in getting my ankle x-rayed.


He was on the bed with me.


They put a lead drape over him to protect him from the X-ray.


Cooper let him just do it and never bothered with it at all.


He’s very tolerant of stuff like that.



No matter what it is.


Friday, December 18, 2015

Accident3 - ER


While I was in the ER, Cooper stayed with me without wanting to leave me.


He laid with me anywhere I allowed him to lay.


Nurses don’t expect to see a dog, and he’s so still they don’t even notice till he moves.


Then they want to pet him and love him.


It’s a good thing, but sometimes they forget I’m a patient and I need help.  



It was nice to have him there with me the whole time.  

Thursday, December 17, 2015

Accident2 - Ambulance


The ambulance came after the accident.


They were very good about working on me around Cooper.


I was in a lot of pain and Cooper knew it.


He was very interested in finding a good place to lay with me.


It’s what he does to try to take care of me.



Then he’s fine with letting other people do what they need to do to take care of me too.