I have never had children. So, I don’t know what it’s like to teach one’s kid how to ride a bike.
As satisfying as such an experience may be, I imagine it was never easy. And it probably is even more complicated today:
In the middle of the journey of my life, I am--as always--a woman on a bike. Although I do not know where this road will lead, the way is not lost, for I have arrived here. And I am on my bicycle, again.
I am Justine Valinotti.
As satisfying as such an experience may be, I imagine it was never easy. And it probably is even more complicated today:
Once you learn, you never forget how to ride a bike.
Is the same true for running a country?
Some would argue that no one ever learns how to do it in the first place--or that by the time you've learned how to do it, it's too late.
I'll stick to bike riding, thank you!