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Olympic, um, “Athletes”
You walk away from the house and the cantankerous appliances for, like, 30 hours, and what happens? Portable electronics take up the rebellion, of course. August 4 was our first time to participate in the “Blazin’ Saddle” bike rally in … Continue reading
Posted in A Page From My Journal, Thoughts on Two Wheels
Tagged bicycling, bike, bike FAIL, Blazin Saddle, Granbury, Granbury TX, humor, Janice C Johnson
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Yep, I’m a Fair-Weather Cyclist
We know a few cyclists who are “randonneurs.” According to Paul Rozelle in his 2012 Bicycle Times feature, “Randonneuring is long-distance, unsupported, noncompetitive cycling within prescribed time limits.” What Rozelle omits from the definition are concepts like regardless of weather … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts on Two Wheels
Tagged bicycle, bicycling, bike, escarpment, fair weather, honeysuckle, Janice C Johnson, randonneurs, slacker, spring, sunshine, warm sun, warm weather, Weather, wildflowers
Birthday FAIL: or, Why My Husband’s Bicycle Has a Preposterous Name
He already has so many bicycles I can’t keep track of them. What’s one more? That’s what I thought last summer, when Brent showed me an ad for a custom, retro-style Bianchi road bike. His newest bike is also a … Continue reading
Posted in Everybody Has a Story, Thoughts on Two Wheels
Tagged Bianchi, bicycle, bike, birthday, ecommerce, fruit, gifts, humor, Ireland, Janice C Johnson, marriage, online ordering, peaches
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This is “Ride” Up My Alley (sort of): National Bike Month
Hey, I didn’t mean to write about fitness two weeks in a row, but just learned that May is National Bike Month. I feel responsible for passing this news on to you, since I’m obviously a primo cyclist who never … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts on Two Wheels
Tagged bicycle, bike, bike to work, commute, exercise, fitness, health, national bike month
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