Sandra Matz
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And that certainly didn't go unnoticed. So very soon into our hunt, I think the entire street really was involved. So we had someone was managing the traffic because the bunny would just kind of run from one side of the street to the next. And then we had like, it really felt like a command center.
So people were strategizing about whether we should set up a trap for the rabbit or whether we should just try to lure him in with a treat. Eventually we caught him, but it was certainly an adventure for the entire neighborhood.
So people were strategizing about whether we should set up a trap for the rabbit or whether we should just try to lure him in with a treat. Eventually we caught him, but it was certainly an adventure for the entire neighborhood.
So people were strategizing about whether we should set up a trap for the rabbit or whether we should just try to lure him in with a treat. Eventually we caught him, but it was certainly an adventure for the entire neighborhood.
It was a dramatic moment. So it was actually one of my neighbors who leaped and caught him on the back leg. And I just remembered the rabbits screaming. I didn't even know that rabbits could scream that loudly. And then all the kids were crying because the rabbit was screaming. And so I think the adults were just happy that we got him. But it was certainly a dramatic capture.
It was a dramatic moment. So it was actually one of my neighbors who leaped and caught him on the back leg. And I just remembered the rabbits screaming. I didn't even know that rabbits could scream that loudly. And then all the kids were crying because the rabbit was screaming. And so I think the adults were just happy that we got him. But it was certainly a dramatic capture.
It was a dramatic moment. So it was actually one of my neighbors who leaped and caught him on the back leg. And I just remembered the rabbits screaming. I didn't even know that rabbits could scream that loudly. And then all the kids were crying because the rabbit was screaming. And so I think the adults were just happy that we got him. But it was certainly a dramatic capture.
Yeah, so it was, I still remember it. It was like a red Suzuki Bandit. And it was, I thought it was beautiful. So I was 15, he was a bit older. And we would just take it from one village to the next through the hills and up and down the serpentines. And I loved riding it, but I was usually in the back. So at some point I think I got really tired of being in the back.
Yeah, so it was, I still remember it. It was like a red Suzuki Bandit. And it was, I thought it was beautiful. So I was 15, he was a bit older. And we would just take it from one village to the next through the hills and up and down the serpentines. And I loved riding it, but I was usually in the back. So at some point I think I got really tired of being in the back.
Yeah, so it was, I still remember it. It was like a red Suzuki Bandit. And it was, I thought it was beautiful. So I was 15, he was a bit older. And we would just take it from one village to the next through the hills and up and down the serpentines. And I loved riding it, but I was usually in the back. So at some point I think I got really tired of being in the back.
And I knew that I would have to wait for another three years, because in Germany you get your license at 18 at the earliest. So I kind of try to sneakily convince him to let me just try. I found this abandoned airfield and I just told him, let me just kind of ride for a few meters. You're going to get the bike back. It's all going to be good.
And I knew that I would have to wait for another three years, because in Germany you get your license at 18 at the earliest. So I kind of try to sneakily convince him to let me just try. I found this abandoned airfield and I just told him, let me just kind of ride for a few meters. You're going to get the bike back. It's all going to be good.
And I knew that I would have to wait for another three years, because in Germany you get your license at 18 at the earliest. So I kind of try to sneakily convince him to let me just try. I found this abandoned airfield and I just told him, let me just kind of ride for a few meters. You're going to get the bike back. It's all going to be good.
He was a bit skeptical at first, but then agreed to let me try. So we start and I don't know exactly what happened. I think we must have kind of moved to the grass and I was trying to pull the bike back. But suddenly I think I just turn on the gas. And the bike rises. My boyfriend falls off the back and I just speed away. So I have no idea what I'm doing now.
He was a bit skeptical at first, but then agreed to let me try. So we start and I don't know exactly what happened. I think we must have kind of moved to the grass and I was trying to pull the bike back. But suddenly I think I just turn on the gas. And the bike rises. My boyfriend falls off the back and I just speed away. So I have no idea what I'm doing now.
He was a bit skeptical at first, but then agreed to let me try. So we start and I don't know exactly what happened. I think we must have kind of moved to the grass and I was trying to pull the bike back. But suddenly I think I just turn on the gas. And the bike rises. My boyfriend falls off the back and I just speed away. So I have no idea what I'm doing now.
Suddenly I'm alone on the bike without any sense of like how to handle it. I'm trying kind of going left and right and left and right. And at some point I essentially crash on the side. Luckily it was still going slowly, but there was my first experience riding the bike myself.
Suddenly I'm alone on the bike without any sense of like how to handle it. I'm trying kind of going left and right and left and right. And at some point I essentially crash on the side. Luckily it was still going slowly, but there was my first experience riding the bike myself.
Suddenly I'm alone on the bike without any sense of like how to handle it. I'm trying kind of going left and right and left and right. And at some point I essentially crash on the side. Luckily it was still going slowly, but there was my first experience riding the bike myself.
But in a way that wasn't the worst part. For me, the worst part was that I would say the minute we dropped the bike at the shop, everybody knew. So people knew about me asking my boyfriend to drive the bike, me crashing the bike, which was even worse. Otherwise, it could have potentially been a cool story, but certainly wasn't. So everybody knew what had happened.