Monthly Archives: October 2007

It’s hard to believe that I’ve written 500 of these little gems. I wonder how far I’ll get before I tire of it. I’m sure that most that have read my little blog have moved on, but I keep going … Continue reading →

Wow! Third day in a row commuting to work. Like yesterday, I did the there and back route, but not all at the same time. It was sunny all day, but got cloudy around half an hour before I left … Continue reading →

I had just pulled up at the bike rack and was about to unwind the bike lock when my phone rang. It was my daughter, who had just missed the school bus, asking for a ride. So, I refastened my … Continue reading →

Messy CupcakesI took these cupcakes into work today. When I left the house, I had them balanced on a diagonal to minimize the movement of the cakes. However, at arrival, I found the plastic box completely vertical. Most of the … Continue reading →

… I was able to take a quick hour on the bike. I headed onto the as yet undocumented north route* despite a strong NNE wind. Sure, I fought it all the way up to 450N, but it pushed me … Continue reading →

Much like this day, I took my son to his high school – this time for his PSAT. So I threw the bike in the back of the van and cycled away after dropping him off. The thing about this … Continue reading →

Some days, riding a bike can make it the best day ever. This was not one of those days. My daughter had an after school thing, so I needed to pick her up at 5:30 – no time to ride … Continue reading →

Today’s commute was my first ride in a while. The weekend was out because my wife and I participated in the 40th annual Feast of the Hunters’ Moon, and I was in period dress for the first time (Check out … Continue reading →

I rode to work and back on the direct route with no side trips. Just another day. Also, it was the first commute day since retrieving my bike from the shop. Sure enough, it still made the ‘ting’ noise as … Continue reading →

Checkout this quote from a recent post on the The Dilbert Blog by Scott Adams: Thanks to religious restrictions on freedom in the United States, we have a long list of things you can’t do (at least whenever you want): … Continue reading →