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Garmin 520 "Recover for 72 hours" - what if I don't?

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Old 04-18-16, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by RNAV
Speaking from experience here, don't have three. Three forces you out of one-on-one and into zone coverage, and is an exponential leap in parental difficulty.
True, huge leap from 2 to 3 in parental effort. Also things like restaurant tables - lots available for 4, not so much for 5+. Cars - pretty much have to have the 3rd row.

We had 4 kids, I get it. Youngest is 22 now, but we still have the minivan - good news is my bike rolls right in the back and between the 2nd row captains chairs. It's 12 years old now so I don't worry so much about the chainrings getting the upholstery dirty - the kids thrashed it long ago.
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