Just for the fun of it!

I always confront people who are so indulged into things so technically, that they seem to miss out on the fun that is underlying. they are just so curious about why and how exactly things happen, and completely forget to feel what they are going through.

I loooooooove goin on long drives on my bike. i usually do with my friends and we just have a heck of a time. especially when it rains. ofcourse somtimes i just love to take the back seat and njoy the ride. but i also love grabbing the handles and speeding up on the empty roads listening to the wind wistle into my ears. its a wonderful experience.

and at times when theres a slight drizzle and cold breeze flowing slowly, its like heaven.just driveing along the roads, at the speed you are comfortable in and enjoying the wind blow into your hair, and the cold rain drops falling over you, wow!!! thers nothing better than that.

but like i said, there are again some friends who are so cought up into the technicalities that they even try stopping me enjoy, telling me that "at that speed your bike will skid. thats a sure thing", "dont drive too fast while takin turns, you cant handle it".

Id just wish that for once. people would come out of that shell and experience just how wonderful things can be when you feel them. i drive fast, most of my friends tell me im a harsh drive. even my mom. but whenever i drive, itss all my intuition. i am not much into how exactly the bike works. how it reacts for every turn you take or every stop you make.

But i always know when i drive, if im goin at a speed i can handle. i just like to think that, when im driving, i rather trust my intuition and guts, on how well im doing, more than the technicalities of the working of the bike or what anybody else says.

I like to think that, waht we are surrounded by, has got a lot more than what it looks to be. and instead of spending hours together in getting the theoretical details about everything, trying to know and experience things just for the fun of it, can teach you a lifes lesson which can prove to be much more precious than anything you learn everyday.