Monthly Archives: April 2011

Ride Report: Stayin’ Alive at 65

Trail(s): Small amount of Millennium Trail, but mostly roads Distance: 65 miles Weather: Sunny and hot; high of 85+ Company: Me, myself and I Well, mostly. Towards the end, the alive part seemed like it was definitely coming into doubt. … Continue reading

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An Easter Reflection

Happy Easter! During the last three days, I’ve managed to spend more than 4 hours in church – Good Friday at our multi-denominational church, Easter vigil at a nearby Catholic church, and Easter morning at our church again. During that … Continue reading

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My Other Job is as a Bicyclist

In the process of my training, I realized that biking to work is one of the best ways I can squeeze miles into my day “painlessly” – scheduling-wise, if not physically. Even though Bike to Work Day is actually next … Continue reading

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The Best Laid Plans

According to some people, every great work of art starts with a vision. But because great works of art are usually the creation of one individual, artists never have to deal with competing visions. And they especially don’t have to … Continue reading

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Ride Report: 44 Miles or Bust

Trail(s): Bethesda Trolley Trail, Capital Crescent Trail, Rock Creek Trail Distance: 44 miles Weather: Cloudy and damp; high of 52 F (at most!) Company: Me, myself and I On Saturday, I rode 44 miles, the furthest I have in more … Continue reading

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