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Glen and Ali’s Fourth of July Weekend—A Photo Essay Part I
Glen and I went to his house to pick up a few things. We saw the “bar bikes” and decided to load those. Glen didn’t realize he had a cherry tree in his yard. Cherries . . . in case you’re interested. M22: One-Third the Fun A good picture of Glen. Bubby goes bye-bye. If you ever hear Andrea talk about Burly, Bubby is who she means. A bunch of white people on the beach. Glen and Ali … Read entire article »
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Happy 34th Birthday!
It’s my birthday!You may think I’m a little crazy, but I really wanted candles on my cake, and I wanted the full 34. Actually, now that I think about it, I know that some of you firmly believe that I am crazy. In my old age, I think I miscounted and only placed 33 candles on the cake. Oh, well. Blowing the candles out was super simple. I have super … Read entire article »
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Fail, Fail, Epic Fail
How is the following cycling-related? Well, I’ll tell you. I saw someone’s avatar on the MMBA Forum and I delved into the great Google world of imagery to find that one picture. In the meantime, I also noticed these gems on the Fail Blog. see more funny videos see more funny videos see more funny videos see more funny videos see more funny videos This is the one that started it all: see more funny videos … Read entire article »
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Happy Birthday, Ali!
Yesterday was Ali’s birthday. (She’s 37, but don’t tell anyone. ) Andrea and I both made the journey to Ali’s home to spend the weekend doing what we do best: eating, drinking, making merry, and playing with bikes. Ali and Glen. Friday night proved to be interesting. Glen and Andrea did the cyclocross race that is party of the Cherry Roubaix events in Traverse City. We … Read entire article »
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Interactive Star Map and Online Planetarium
Wintertime is a great time to stargaze, at least in mid-Michigan. When the sky is clear and the air is freezing, the stars shine brightly and one can gaze at the Milky Way and beyond. I must clarify that I live in the countryside in mid-Michigan and the light from surrounding cities is faint. I can see a lot, here. It’s not like living in the UP, but it can be pretty awesome. I would like to test drive this little guy, tonight, but the dreary skies tell me this may not happen until another day. That doesn’t mean I can’t share this with you. London, England’s Paul Neave created the “Neave Planetarium.” You click on your little section of the world and look … Read entire article »
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