It was delivered from Medicine Hat.
It was a motorsickle.
It was a 1976 Yamaha XS650.
We unloaded it from a truck and looked at it for a bit.
It started on first try. Sweet.
I took it for a spin around the block while wearing flippy floppys and without a helmet.
I looked it over for a few more minutes.
Good looking bike.
Sold.
I wrote the guy a cheque.
I hope it doesn't bounce.
The guy who sold it to me left.
I showed Kristin the new old bike.
I tried to start it for her so she could her it purrrr.
It didn't start.
It didn't start again.
Shit.
It didn't start again.
Shit.
It didn't start again.
I called the guy who sold it to me.
He told me to calm down and take a deep breath.
These ol' bikes need patience.
Turn on fuel. Choke. Starter. Choke. Throttle. Starter. Starter. Throttle. Purrrrrr.
I rode it around the block again...Illegally.
I parked it next to her brother in the garage.
They like each other.
She has no idea what is going to happen her in the next year.
Neither do I.
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