Re: Adrenaline - The Temporary Cure For RA!

[Guest guest]

,

Wow, you were really brave and I am sure impressed your son! I

don't know if I could have been that brave. Good for you. I am

glad all turned out well. Get some rest!

Hugs,

Tracie in Maine

> What a night!

>

> Came back from the local grocery store this evening to find a car

> parked in the middle of the street in front of my home. There was

a

> lady speaking to my son and my niece on the sidewalk. My first

> reaction was " what did he do now??? " . The lady approached my

car

> and told me that a group of 4 teens stole my son's bike that was

in my

> front driveway. I asked what way they went, and realized they

couldn't

> have gotten too far, and decided to look for them. Sure enough,

two

> blocks away was a group of 4 scruffy looking teens, one of which

was

> on my son's bike. I stopped the car in the middle of the road,

put the

> car in park and demanded the bike back. Accused the boy riding it

of

> being a thief, and told him he'd best give me the bike now.

>

> Long story short, my youngest son was with me the whole while this

> was happening. After I got the bike back and we were at home, he

told

> me he was " shocked " at how quickly I got out of the car and how

fast I

> was able to walk up to the group of boys. My heart was racing and

I

> was fueled by adrenaline. What a high! About 30 minutes after it

was

> over I started to ache all over. Temporary relief only, I suppose!

>

> The bike is back, my son ID'd one of the boys, so the Police are

able to

> investigate and speak with the parents. My kids were so

> impressed....and I am so surprised. Didn't know I had that much

get-up-

> and-go in me anymore!

>

> Thanks for listening,

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

Wow, you were really brave and I am sure impressed your son! I

don't know if I could have been that brave. Good for you. I am

glad all turned out well. Get some rest!

Hugs,

Tracie in Maine

> What a night!

>

> Came back from the local grocery store this evening to find a car

> parked in the middle of the street in front of my home. There was

a

> lady speaking to my son and my niece on the sidewalk. My first

> reaction was " what did he do now??? " . The lady approached my

car

> and told me that a group of 4 teens stole my son's bike that was

in my

> front driveway. I asked what way they went, and realized they

couldn't

> have gotten too far, and decided to look for them. Sure enough,

two

> blocks away was a group of 4 scruffy looking teens, one of which

was

> on my son's bike. I stopped the car in the middle of the road,

put the

> car in park and demanded the bike back. Accused the boy riding it

of

> being a thief, and told him he'd best give me the bike now.

>

> Long story short, my youngest son was with me the whole while this

> was happening. After I got the bike back and we were at home, he

told

> me he was " shocked " at how quickly I got out of the car and how

fast I

> was able to walk up to the group of boys. My heart was racing and

I

> was fueled by adrenaline. What a high! About 30 minutes after it

was

> over I started to ache all over. Temporary relief only, I suppose!

>

> The bike is back, my son ID'd one of the boys, so the Police are

able to

> investigate and speak with the parents. My kids were so

> impressed....and I am so surprised. Didn't know I had that much

get-up-

> and-go in me anymore!

>

> Thanks for listening,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Amazing is right. I can't say that I'd be brave enough to do what you

did.

I'm just glad you got the bike back and didn't have any physical

confrontations with the boys.

a

On Jul 21, 2005, at 10:32 PM, ltlmisscrankypants wrote:

> What a night!

>

> Came back from the local grocery store this evening to find a car

> parked in the middle of the street in front of my home.  There was a

> lady speaking to my son and my niece on the sidewalk.  My first

> reaction was " what did he do now??? " .    The lady approached my car

> and told me that a group of 4 teens stole my son's bike that was in my

> front driveway.  I asked what way they went, and realized they

> couldn't

> have gotten too far, and decided to look for them.  Sure enough, two

> blocks away was a group of 4 scruffy looking teens, one of which was

> on my son's bike.  I stopped the car in the middle of the road, put

> the

> car in park and demanded the bike back.  Accused the boy riding it of

> being a thief, and told him he'd best give me the bike now.

>

> Long story short, my youngest son was with me the whole while this

> was happening.  After I got the bike back and we were at home, he told

> me he was " shocked " at how quickly I got out of the car and how fast I

> was able to walk up to the group of boys.  My heart was racing and I

> was fueled by adrenaline.  What a high!  About 30 minutes after it was

> over I started to ache all over.  Temporary relief only, I suppose!

>

> The bike is back, my son ID'd one of the boys, so the Police are able

> to

> investigate and speak with the parents.  My kids were so

> impressed....and I am so surprised.  Didn't know I had that much

> get-up-

> and-go in me anymore!

>

> Thanks for listening,

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Amazing is right. I can't say that I'd be brave enough to do what you

did.

I'm just glad you got the bike back and didn't have any physical

confrontations with the boys.

a

On Jul 21, 2005, at 10:32 PM, ltlmisscrankypants wrote:

> What a night!

>

> Came back from the local grocery store this evening to find a car

> parked in the middle of the street in front of my home.  There was a

> lady speaking to my son and my niece on the sidewalk.  My first

> reaction was " what did he do now??? " .    The lady approached my car

> and told me that a group of 4 teens stole my son's bike that was in my

> front driveway.  I asked what way they went, and realized they

> couldn't

> have gotten too far, and decided to look for them.  Sure enough, two

> blocks away was a group of 4 scruffy looking teens, one of which was

> on my son's bike.  I stopped the car in the middle of the road, put

> the

> car in park and demanded the bike back.  Accused the boy riding it of

> being a thief, and told him he'd best give me the bike now.

>

> Long story short, my youngest son was with me the whole while this

> was happening.  After I got the bike back and we were at home, he told

> me he was " shocked " at how quickly I got out of the car and how fast I

> was able to walk up to the group of boys.  My heart was racing and I

> was fueled by adrenaline.  What a high!  About 30 minutes after it was

> over I started to ache all over.  Temporary relief only, I suppose!

>

> The bike is back, my son ID'd one of the boys, so the Police are able

> to

> investigate and speak with the parents.  My kids were so

> impressed....and I am so surprised.  Didn't know I had that much

> get-up-

> and-go in me anymore!

>

> Thanks for listening,

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>