Sacrifice and focus and prayer are three major factors. Many, many times my wife and I have been told how great our adult children are, and this… Read more “Great Children Don’t JUST Happen”
Month: November 2015
Train . . . don’t just ride
This is perfect time of year, when a rider is mostly alone, to work on things. One of the worst habits a cyclists can get into is… Read more “Train . . . don’t just ride”
3 Ways to Unsettle Your Isolation
Reality is setting in. The group texts have cooled off. A few riders pop up every now and then, but face it: the season is over and… Read more “3 Ways to Unsettle Your Isolation”
Updated Cyclists’ Vernacular
Suggestions keep coming in . . . there are so many out there! See if you can define the updated version of cyclists’ terminology. Becoming fluent takes… Read more “Updated Cyclists’ Vernacular”
Cycling Terms You Should Know
There are terms that only a cyclist understands. It becomes part of your vocabulary after a while. If feels as if it’s our own language sometimes and… Read more “Cycling Terms You Should Know”
Married Long Enough to Know This
In the beginning, all the world is perfect. You have found that someone who completes you and truly understands you and actually puts up with your shortcomings;… Read more “Married Long Enough to Know This”
What Cyclist Think About
Miles after mile, cyclists have so much time to think about things. Here are the top ten things a cyclist thinks about while turning the pedals: Did I… Read more “What Cyclist Think About”
Time to Stand
I understand that the majority of my blog consists of cycling things. Yes, I’m still training. I’m riding. But I am concerned. Better yet, I am troubled… Read more “Time to Stand”
A Word of Hope in Darkness
After recent events in Paris, most of the world still stands with a wide open mouth and fear for what the future holds. This is not the first… Read more “A Word of Hope in Darkness”
