Thread: Doesn't make sense

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I hear you. One thing I do is if there is a spot next to the handicap one, I will take that one because I know someone worse off could use it. My thing makes it so I don't go to many places anymore. You would think that since I do still ride a Harley that I should be able to do a lot more. I can't ride a bicycle anymore. On the motorcycle I don't have to peddle. It is surprising how much hotrod stuff I can do out of my wheelchair. LOL!
I'm headed to the fair tonight to see an old rocker, Ted Nugent. Walkin's gonna suck.

But the thing about it is if you saw me standing there without knowing that I'm missing a leg, you would wonder why I'm parked in the handicap spot. I'm just saying that you would not know the reason why I needed to park in that spot. They have come a long ways in making things alot better. Over 40 grand for the leg. Not perfect, but it sure makes a difference.