Dear Fellow Blog Readers,
34solo is on medical leave for 3 days per doctors orders.
Thank you for your continued support and I will be back in the saddle very soon!
Cheers to the 34solo Challenge!
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Week Two
Sunday night requires a little more preparation than it use to! Food to pack, clothes to organize, bike to get ready, and weather to check. The biggest news of this car-free journey is that I've decided to change bikes for the commute. My road bike is very light and designed to just ride fast. This is great unless it's 'breezy' or rainy. Now, I need to clarify that Colorado's version of 'breezy' is like Ohio's version of a tornado. If you are on a light bike on a breezy day, you risk literally being lifted up off the ground like the little boy in ET.
So rather than investing in an authentic commuter bike, I am attempting to just work with my Kona Cinder Cone Mountain bike by adjusting a few features. It's a heavier frame and a 'triple' so I have a real 'GRANNY GEAR' for those hills! Today, I learned to swap out my tires and put on 'slicks'. This was quite the pain in the ass. I put this process in the same category as pounding a square peg into a round hole with a handle-less hammer that is too small. I added some new lights and picked up some necessary bike essentials (new socks so I now have five pair- one for each day so as to not have to do laundry every day) and some tire tubes and CO2 cartridges. I also transferred a rack and bike bag for the back so that I don't have to carry a backpack- nice! These items were purchased on my DRIVE into Fort Collins (32 miles) because the local bike shop is closed on Sunday. Quite ironic that I had to drive to the bike shop so that I could go car free. I know I know.... what about the 30 days? I needed some supplies, but now I know to visit the local bike shop on Monday through Saturday. But I'd say driving 32 miles in one week, is still very eco-friendly and quite the accomplishment.
This week- FIVE more days of commuting. The temperature is suppose to drop into the 50's with rain. Shit.
Purchase of the day: Coffee Travel Mug that fits nicely into my water bottle cage! yea baby, coffee!
Concern of the day: Weather and riding a different bike. And of course- food.
If you haven't already- check out the video link above by clicking on 'my ride'. It's a photo journal, and much like me, a work in progress.
Embarking on Week Two of being CAR-FREE and cheers to the 34solo Challenge!
So rather than investing in an authentic commuter bike, I am attempting to just work with my Kona Cinder Cone Mountain bike by adjusting a few features. It's a heavier frame and a 'triple' so I have a real 'GRANNY GEAR' for those hills! Today, I learned to swap out my tires and put on 'slicks'. This was quite the pain in the ass. I put this process in the same category as pounding a square peg into a round hole with a handle-less hammer that is too small. I added some new lights and picked up some necessary bike essentials (new socks so I now have five pair- one for each day so as to not have to do laundry every day) and some tire tubes and CO2 cartridges. I also transferred a rack and bike bag for the back so that I don't have to carry a backpack- nice! These items were purchased on my DRIVE into Fort Collins (32 miles) because the local bike shop is closed on Sunday. Quite ironic that I had to drive to the bike shop so that I could go car free. I know I know.... what about the 30 days? I needed some supplies, but now I know to visit the local bike shop on Monday through Saturday. But I'd say driving 32 miles in one week, is still very eco-friendly and quite the accomplishment.
This week- FIVE more days of commuting. The temperature is suppose to drop into the 50's with rain. Shit.
Purchase of the day: Coffee Travel Mug that fits nicely into my water bottle cage! yea baby, coffee!
Concern of the day: Weather and riding a different bike. And of course- food.
If you haven't already- check out the video link above by clicking on 'my ride'. It's a photo journal, and much like me, a work in progress.
Embarking on Week Two of being CAR-FREE and cheers to the 34solo Challenge!
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Day 5: Celebrating ONE week Car-Free
Bloggers, stay tuned for upcoming video!
Final Numbers for Week:
Total Miles: 82.2
Total time on Bike: 5:55:24 (really? I coldn't ride five more minutes?!)
Total $$$$ spent on BUS FARES: $12
Total # of people on bus for the week: (5- including me)
Commentary on Bus Ride: 5 different drivers= 5 different music genres from Country to Classic Rock and finishing strong on Friday with a book on tape (a real snoozer). The driver was incredibly thrilled I asked the title (which I forget already) and was compelled to follow me off the bus and continue talking to me about this author while I prepared the bike for the final ride home for the week. Disappointing turnout for total number of riders who utilize the 34Xpress Transit. Rumor is they want to shut it down immediately for lack of riders. Stay tuned for the 34Xpress update!
I haven't started my SUV in ONE week, indicating of course ZERO miles driven and hopefully the subtle reduction of my carbon footprint. I've managed to commute using my bike, public transportation, and a little help from my friends. The days have been long and, at times, exhausting. It's an interesting journey though! Thanks for all the support and keep following the BLOG- video to be posted soon.
Celebrating ONE week of being CAR-FREE and Cheers to The 34solo Challenge!
Final Numbers for Week:
Total Miles: 82.2
Total time on Bike: 5:55:24 (really? I coldn't ride five more minutes?!)
Total $$$$ spent on BUS FARES: $12
Total # of people on bus for the week: (5- including me)
Commentary on Bus Ride: 5 different drivers= 5 different music genres from Country to Classic Rock and finishing strong on Friday with a book on tape (a real snoozer). The driver was incredibly thrilled I asked the title (which I forget already) and was compelled to follow me off the bus and continue talking to me about this author while I prepared the bike for the final ride home for the week. Disappointing turnout for total number of riders who utilize the 34Xpress Transit. Rumor is they want to shut it down immediately for lack of riders. Stay tuned for the 34Xpress update!
I haven't started my SUV in ONE week, indicating of course ZERO miles driven and hopefully the subtle reduction of my carbon footprint. I've managed to commute using my bike, public transportation, and a little help from my friends. The days have been long and, at times, exhausting. It's an interesting journey though! Thanks for all the support and keep following the BLOG- video to be posted soon.
Celebrating ONE week of being CAR-FREE and Cheers to The 34solo Challenge!
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Day Four: Four Gold Stars Today!
Today was the best riding day of the week. Morning commute is going nicely with extra minutes to spare although it has been chilly and am becoming less enthused about the 4:50 A.M alarm. I chose an alternate route home today, costing an extra 5 miles, 4 monster hills, and about a dozen free range cow farms- but SO worth it for the extra quiet and zen of the country road. Today's greatest accomplishment was naviagting a new route using a satellite map and using landmarks to help stay on course.
Yesterday, as you see by the pictures, I managed to fit in my first official happy hour as a commuter! As you can see (from bottom to top) I had to fix my broken chain upon exiting the establishment- which was quite messy. And I would advise all you children reading this, drinking and riding is NEVER a good idea, especially when clipped in. But the good news is, I arrived safely.
Total Numbers for the week:
Total Miles- 67.1
Total time on Bike: 4 hours, 39 minutes
Total Happy Hours: 1
Total Bike Issues: 1 (chain fell off)
Best Moment: realizing I saw both the sun rise and set while on my bike- long day but very cool.
Concerns: 30% chance of rain tomorrow and very tired.
Today's Reward: Eggplant Parm and Red Wine
Cheers to the Four Gold Stars and 34solo Challenge!
Yesterday, as you see by the pictures, I managed to fit in my first official happy hour as a commuter! As you can see (from bottom to top) I had to fix my broken chain upon exiting the establishment- which was quite messy. And I would advise all you children reading this, drinking and riding is NEVER a good idea, especially when clipped in. But the good news is, I arrived safely.
Total Numbers for the week:
Total Miles- 67.1
Total time on Bike: 4 hours, 39 minutes
Total Happy Hours: 1
Total Bike Issues: 1 (chain fell off)
Best Moment: realizing I saw both the sun rise and set while on my bike- long day but very cool.
Concerns: 30% chance of rain tomorrow and very tired.
Today's Reward: Eggplant Parm and Red Wine
Cheers to the Four Gold Stars and 34solo Challenge!
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Day Three: Resolution
There is something about being a psychologist that suggests this compelling need to resolve any internal conflict that exists. Moreover, there is something about being a competitive psychologist that borderlines just plain madness. Early on I outlined my challenge. I prepared a roadmap of how to accomplish the stated challenge. I never developed a Plan A, B, C, D, or E and F in case I didn't meet any of the challenge goals or objectives. I did, however, talk a bit globally about what I was trying to accomplish with my Big Idea.
I've re-visisted that early Blog to remind myself of the bigger picture. In the midst of some very incredibly difficult challenges (like the logistics of wardrobe, hygiene, FOOD, mother nature's beastly elements, etc.) I've had to regroup. What am I trying to accomplish? What are the short and long-term goals? I initially said that I wanted to be less dependent on my vehicle and that I wanted to re-define the landscape of my day. Is it really about mileage or time? Maybe. Maybe not. I have accumulated over 40 miles and almost 3 hours of pure road bike seat time in just 3 days. I haven't started my SUV since Saturday. I have been on my bike as early as 5:30 A.m. and have been early to work for 3 consecutive days. I haven't had one person say that I smell.
Yesterday, I felt defeated. I felt that I outlined exactly how the challenge would play out. But I never really kept my eyes on the prize in terms of the ultimate goal.
Today, I saw the sun RISE and SET from the seat of my road bike. Somewhere in the middle, life happened.
Tomorrow, mostly sunny with updated miles and times, and a slight chance of life's challenges.
Cheers to resolution and the 34solo Challenge!
I've re-visisted that early Blog to remind myself of the bigger picture. In the midst of some very incredibly difficult challenges (like the logistics of wardrobe, hygiene, FOOD, mother nature's beastly elements, etc.) I've had to regroup. What am I trying to accomplish? What are the short and long-term goals? I initially said that I wanted to be less dependent on my vehicle and that I wanted to re-define the landscape of my day. Is it really about mileage or time? Maybe. Maybe not. I have accumulated over 40 miles and almost 3 hours of pure road bike seat time in just 3 days. I haven't started my SUV since Saturday. I have been on my bike as early as 5:30 A.m. and have been early to work for 3 consecutive days. I haven't had one person say that I smell.
Yesterday, I felt defeated. I felt that I outlined exactly how the challenge would play out. But I never really kept my eyes on the prize in terms of the ultimate goal.
Today, I saw the sun RISE and SET from the seat of my road bike. Somewhere in the middle, life happened.
Tomorrow, mostly sunny with updated miles and times, and a slight chance of life's challenges.
Cheers to resolution and the 34solo Challenge!
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Day Two: Discouragement
If you don't live in Colorado, you might not have known that we had wind gusts of up to 40 MPH today There was a high wind advisory where large trucks and semi's were instructed to avoid highways.
So here is your update:
Morning commute is coming along nicely- up at 4:50 a.m and on the road by 5:30 to make the bus. It's been pleasant and great way to begin the day with a mere 7 miles under your belt. Met an interesting guy on the bus who was looking for work and had all sorts of questions about the economy and where to find decent work.
Throughout the day, I checked on the weather and walked outside about an hour before I was to hit the road. At the end of the day, as my new routine is, I changed and got ready to hit the highway. No less than 5 people asked if I wanted a ride, which I declined. As I opened the door, I was pushed back by the wind. It actually made me step back into the brick wall of the building. I realized quickly I should NOT have unzipped my sleeves, nor should I have chosen shorts rather than long pants. At that moment, I decided to ride to the bus stop and take the bus back INTO Loveland, and then ride the remaining 5 miles home.
Except the 40 MPH gusts didn't think that was a good idea. I didn't even make it out into the parking lot before a gust of wind came from my left (the north) and absolutely almost lifted me right up off my seat. Another one came along and pushed me into the curb. Clearly, there is a saftey hazard here. In fact, there were large cardboard boxes flying across the highway.
So, I took a ride home.
Question of the day- Is it really Car-Free or Car Pool that I have going on?
The grandiose of all grand stupid moments of the day- Attempted to take the mountain bike out this evening to stretch the legs, only to slip into the stream of water- both feet submerged, absolutely soaking my ONLY pair of riding shoes.
Feelings of the day- discouraged. disappointed. disenchanted.
My legs are fatigued. My 'lady parts' hurt from the seat. I have realized I need a Plan B, and probably a Plan C and D. And F, just for good measure.
So in the words of Forest Gump, 'that's all I have to say about that.'
Tomorrow is a new day and (half-heartedly) cheers to that new day and the 34solo challenge.
So here is your update:
Morning commute is coming along nicely- up at 4:50 a.m and on the road by 5:30 to make the bus. It's been pleasant and great way to begin the day with a mere 7 miles under your belt. Met an interesting guy on the bus who was looking for work and had all sorts of questions about the economy and where to find decent work.
Throughout the day, I checked on the weather and walked outside about an hour before I was to hit the road. At the end of the day, as my new routine is, I changed and got ready to hit the highway. No less than 5 people asked if I wanted a ride, which I declined. As I opened the door, I was pushed back by the wind. It actually made me step back into the brick wall of the building. I realized quickly I should NOT have unzipped my sleeves, nor should I have chosen shorts rather than long pants. At that moment, I decided to ride to the bus stop and take the bus back INTO Loveland, and then ride the remaining 5 miles home.
Except the 40 MPH gusts didn't think that was a good idea. I didn't even make it out into the parking lot before a gust of wind came from my left (the north) and absolutely almost lifted me right up off my seat. Another one came along and pushed me into the curb. Clearly, there is a saftey hazard here. In fact, there were large cardboard boxes flying across the highway.
So, I took a ride home.
Question of the day- Is it really Car-Free or Car Pool that I have going on?
The grandiose of all grand stupid moments of the day- Attempted to take the mountain bike out this evening to stretch the legs, only to slip into the stream of water- both feet submerged, absolutely soaking my ONLY pair of riding shoes.
Feelings of the day- discouraged. disappointed. disenchanted.
My legs are fatigued. My 'lady parts' hurt from the seat. I have realized I need a Plan B, and probably a Plan C and D. And F, just for good measure.
So in the words of Forest Gump, 'that's all I have to say about that.'
Tomorrow is a new day and (half-heartedly) cheers to that new day and the 34solo challenge.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Day ONE!
My faith in young people has been restored (momentarily of course). Meet pleasant and ultra positive young man on the street corner this afternoon. I asked him why the sign and he said, "for happiness I guess." Really? I like it and this is exactly why I'm riding my bike to and from work, to capture the essence of the characters......hopefully the up and coming young people who want to make the world a little better. So, cheers to Honk 4 Happiness!
On to the numbers for the day:
Total Mileage: 27.1
Total Time to Ride Home: 1 hour and 44 minutes. UGH
Average Speed: 15.5 MPH
Wind Gust: 20 MPH
Number of meetings I almost missed because I didn't drive to work: 2 (thank you to generous colleagues for the lift!)
Number of times I had to go to my 'Happy Place' on the ride home: 3
Thought of the Day: The wind is not my friend.
Concern of the Day: I don't have enough food.
Observation of the Day: A watched pot doesn't boil just as staring at the odometer doesn't get you home any faster.
Stupid Moment of the Day: I didn't leave my work shoes AT work! No sense carrying them in a backpack To and From work- why not just leave them?
The morning ride in was incredibly pleasant, and arrived to work early. The ride home was challenging. The wind was so strong if I were wearing a long flowing skirt (not an actual reality of course) I would have blown away. My backpack was so heavy that, at one point, I almost tossed my shoes into the field alongside the highway. I've been known to do this- throw things out of my pack to lighten the load or leave my pack next to a tree and finish the hike. Besides, they have a cracked sole anyway. But I didn't toss 'em. I persevered carrying my shoes with a cracked sole.
Onto my happy places. The first was a vision of me swimming in a giant bowl of chocolate ice cream. whoa! The second was winning the lottery and buying World Peace. The third, well I can't share that in my Blog.
Weather forecast for tomorrow: 30% chance of rain with enormous wind gusts and potential thunderstorms. Yea, that'll suck.
For all you new readers out there, Cheers to "Honk for Happiness" and the 34solo Challenge!
On to the numbers for the day:
Total Mileage: 27.1
Total Time to Ride Home: 1 hour and 44 minutes. UGH
Average Speed: 15.5 MPH
Wind Gust: 20 MPH
Number of meetings I almost missed because I didn't drive to work: 2 (thank you to generous colleagues for the lift!)
Number of times I had to go to my 'Happy Place' on the ride home: 3
Thought of the Day: The wind is not my friend.
Concern of the Day: I don't have enough food.
Observation of the Day: A watched pot doesn't boil just as staring at the odometer doesn't get you home any faster.
Stupid Moment of the Day: I didn't leave my work shoes AT work! No sense carrying them in a backpack To and From work- why not just leave them?
The morning ride in was incredibly pleasant, and arrived to work early. The ride home was challenging. The wind was so strong if I were wearing a long flowing skirt (not an actual reality of course) I would have blown away. My backpack was so heavy that, at one point, I almost tossed my shoes into the field alongside the highway. I've been known to do this- throw things out of my pack to lighten the load or leave my pack next to a tree and finish the hike. Besides, they have a cracked sole anyway. But I didn't toss 'em. I persevered carrying my shoes with a cracked sole.
Onto my happy places. The first was a vision of me swimming in a giant bowl of chocolate ice cream. whoa! The second was winning the lottery and buying World Peace. The third, well I can't share that in my Blog.
Weather forecast for tomorrow: 30% chance of rain with enormous wind gusts and potential thunderstorms. Yea, that'll suck.
For all you new readers out there, Cheers to "Honk for Happiness" and the 34solo Challenge!
Sunday, April 11, 2010
The Final Countdown
Welcome Back Blog Readers!
The final countdown to The 34solo Challenge is underway! As spring break slowly creeps toward its final closure, the swimsuit tucked away neatly in its place, and memories of time well spent with family and friends linger, I must carefully shift my attention forward to the looming challenge that awaits. Much has happened since I last wrote. I have been lounging in the sun, lurking in the cupboards for snacks, and liberally consuming the Almighty Fat Tire like I was competing for the grand title of Sloth of the Year. It's true- I have the sun wrinkles and love handles to prove it.
But let's take a moment to revisit the 34solo challenge. Beginning tomorrow, I am committed to going CAR-FREE for 30 days. This requires a bicycle commute to work (mixed in with the saving grace of the 34Xpress transit) of 34.6 miles each day. My ultimate plan is to not drive my SUV for 30 days. I have resolved using the bus transit in the mornings as my work day starts very early- 7:15. This still requires a little over 5 miles on the bike as I have to ride to the bus stop (as early as 5:45 A.M) and from the final bus stop into work. The grand total being just over 23 miles each day. But I'm feverishly committed to riding home each day (17.3 miles). You ask, "Why in the world are you doing this?" My answer is simple: I am attempting to re-define the landscape of my day in an eco-friendly way. The benefits are enormous- general fitness and wellness, along with reducing my carbon footprint. I am also looking to capture those small details that we fail to see in the midst of our hurried culture.
The logistics of this challenge has become astronomical. I have across town meetings throughout the week that I must make arrangements for. The wardrobe and hygiene factor alone has consmmed most of my planning. In fact, my attempt to cheat by taking some clothes in this past weekend was thwarted by not being able to get into the building. DAMN IT! So I must pack my work clothes. And my lunch. And my essentials. And my rain jacket.
I've become worried about the elements. I anticipate rain, snow, and wind. I hear the wind is enough to make the strongest of men wince. In fact, there are naysayers among us. Just yesterday, someone said I couldn't do it. For those who have remained positive- thank you. For those glass-half-emptied people- boo hiss. For those who are indifferent- well, get passionate about something!!!!
I've spent another $80 at the bike shop. I almost spent $500 on a steel framed bike advertised on Craigslist (I love you Craigslist!) that would prevent me from being carried away by the winds. I've become worried about how my bike will hold up in the elements and on the front of a bus going well over 60 MPH. I'm considering investing in an authentic commuter or touring bike. But for now, I'm sticking to my Rocky Mountain Solo until I fly fly away...or crash in the downpour.
Accomplishment of the Day:
Put the computer on my bike for mileage and speed! Did you know that 82 inches converted in millimeters is 2082.8? Don't ever say you don't need math in life! Only broke one piece, with swearing, but still no throwing!
Concern of the Day:
Making two out of building meetings tomorrow.
Monday's lunch.
Tuesday's lunch.
Wednesday's lunch.
Thursday's lunch.
Friday's lunch and happy hour.
For those of you still reading- The Countdown is officially ON and Cheers to the 34solo Challenge!
The final countdown to The 34solo Challenge is underway! As spring break slowly creeps toward its final closure, the swimsuit tucked away neatly in its place, and memories of time well spent with family and friends linger, I must carefully shift my attention forward to the looming challenge that awaits. Much has happened since I last wrote. I have been lounging in the sun, lurking in the cupboards for snacks, and liberally consuming the Almighty Fat Tire like I was competing for the grand title of Sloth of the Year. It's true- I have the sun wrinkles and love handles to prove it.
But let's take a moment to revisit the 34solo challenge. Beginning tomorrow, I am committed to going CAR-FREE for 30 days. This requires a bicycle commute to work (mixed in with the saving grace of the 34Xpress transit) of 34.6 miles each day. My ultimate plan is to not drive my SUV for 30 days. I have resolved using the bus transit in the mornings as my work day starts very early- 7:15. This still requires a little over 5 miles on the bike as I have to ride to the bus stop (as early as 5:45 A.M) and from the final bus stop into work. The grand total being just over 23 miles each day. But I'm feverishly committed to riding home each day (17.3 miles). You ask, "Why in the world are you doing this?" My answer is simple: I am attempting to re-define the landscape of my day in an eco-friendly way. The benefits are enormous- general fitness and wellness, along with reducing my carbon footprint. I am also looking to capture those small details that we fail to see in the midst of our hurried culture.
The logistics of this challenge has become astronomical. I have across town meetings throughout the week that I must make arrangements for. The wardrobe and hygiene factor alone has consmmed most of my planning. In fact, my attempt to cheat by taking some clothes in this past weekend was thwarted by not being able to get into the building. DAMN IT! So I must pack my work clothes. And my lunch. And my essentials. And my rain jacket.
I've become worried about the elements. I anticipate rain, snow, and wind. I hear the wind is enough to make the strongest of men wince. In fact, there are naysayers among us. Just yesterday, someone said I couldn't do it. For those who have remained positive- thank you. For those glass-half-emptied people- boo hiss. For those who are indifferent- well, get passionate about something!!!!
I've spent another $80 at the bike shop. I almost spent $500 on a steel framed bike advertised on Craigslist (I love you Craigslist!) that would prevent me from being carried away by the winds. I've become worried about how my bike will hold up in the elements and on the front of a bus going well over 60 MPH. I'm considering investing in an authentic commuter or touring bike. But for now, I'm sticking to my Rocky Mountain Solo until I fly fly away...or crash in the downpour.
Accomplishment of the Day:
Put the computer on my bike for mileage and speed! Did you know that 82 inches converted in millimeters is 2082.8? Don't ever say you don't need math in life! Only broke one piece, with swearing, but still no throwing!
Concern of the Day:
Making two out of building meetings tomorrow.
Monday's lunch.
Tuesday's lunch.
Wednesday's lunch.
Thursday's lunch.
Friday's lunch and happy hour.
For those of you still reading- The Countdown is officially ON and Cheers to the 34solo Challenge!
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Spring Break!
34solo is on vacation!Stop by again after April 8th for updates leading up the the 34solo challenge kickoff on April 12th!
Just for fun- Can anyone guess the location of the above picture?
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Recovery Day
In the spirit of honesty, it felt really weird driving my car into work today. I'm not sure exactly why because it has only been one day. It's just that so many things were running through my mind while driving in. For example, I looked at my gas gauge (less than 3/4) and wondered if I could make it through tomorrow, how long can I go without getting gas? I mean this is a real question for me. So I've decided to add some other numbers into my blog. I'm going to track how many total miles I drive on the weekends and all the numbers related to gas comsumption. I'm hoping that once I start consistently, it will be weeks before I need to hit the pump (referring to gas of course).
Other things running through my mind were the road lanes and the color of the sky. Does it look like rain? Why do people drive so fast?
Best part of my day- My colleagues stopping by to see if I rode in. Actually, the not-so sly peeks into my office to see if the bike was there. That was pretty cool.
Question of the day- What's your Blog address?
Disappointment of the day- The Blog is blocked on our network.
Observation of the day- Given the hail coming down, glad I didn't start my 30 days yet!
Things to do- Face my fear and put the computer on my bike. I can't calculate my data without it.
Countdown: 11 days 'til the Challenge!
Cheers to my added Blog followers and the 34solo Experience!
Other things running through my mind were the road lanes and the color of the sky. Does it look like rain? Why do people drive so fast?
Best part of my day- My colleagues stopping by to see if I rode in. Actually, the not-so sly peeks into my office to see if the bike was there. That was pretty cool.
Question of the day- What's your Blog address?
Disappointment of the day- The Blog is blocked on our network.
Observation of the day- Given the hail coming down, glad I didn't start my 30 days yet!
Things to do- Face my fear and put the computer on my bike. I can't calculate my data without it.
Countdown: 11 days 'til the Challenge!
Cheers to my added Blog followers and the 34solo Experience!
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