Some of you may recall from my last post that my beloved bicycle was broken during my Montauk adventure. Although it looked bad:

But my story turns out even better: I fixed it WITH MY OWN HANDS. Not with my own knowledge, mind you, but nonetheless I am very very pleased with this unexpected turn of events.
The hero of this story is Marcus, my official go-to guy for all things bicycle related.
After sending Marcus a digital picture of the problem, he said I would be able to fix it myself. I'll confess that although I consider Marcus to be a trustworthy person, I did not believe him. But we got on speaker phone, learned some vocab words ("cable", "cable housing", and others that I was taught but did not learn) and with much reassuring ("don't worry, you're NOT strong enough to break the cable") Viola! it was fixed! Good as new! It was incredible! I still find it hard to believe that I, ME, Holly Bluemlein, was somehow involved in the process. I feel like I can do anything now!
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Oh wondrous of all wonders!! Isn't it nice to know that even the smallest of miracles let's us feel as if we can do anything??
And I know for a fact that YES -- YOU CAN!
You are woman hear you ROAR!!
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