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Sat, 14 Jan 2006
Jan 14, 2006, 23:56
[home/hobbies/biking] This morning we loaded the bikes on the back of the van and drove to Bronte Creek Park. We met at Gary’s house, had a snack, and then rode through the park for hours. What a lot of fun! When we were done, we had amazing hot soup with Gary… altogether a fantastic day! (I won’t mention running out of gas and having our battery die on the way home this evening!) ~Jason
Bronte Creek Ride
Joanne is away with Seth and Grace to visit family in Saskatchewan. Lucas and I stayed behind, and we’ve been filling up our time with lots of fun activity!
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Thu, 23 Jun 2005
Jun 23, 2005, 12:57
[home/hobbies/biking] I was hit by a car today. Typing with one hand. Bike is okay, can’t say the same for my shoulder. Doing about 20 Km at the time, so not too fast. Pray my shoulder will cooperate with my guitar, especially for Sunday. ~Jason
Hit!
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Sat, 09 Apr 2005
Apr 09, 2005, 14:41
[home/hobbies/biking] Wow. I’m feeling pretty happy with myself. I’ve rode my bike to work everyday for the last three days. It’s not that I’m on some fitness kick, like Christie, and want to compete in races or something like that. It’s not because I want to lose weight— though that’s necessary and it’s a good enough reason right there. It’s only because gas is so freakin’ expensive. I figure I can ride my bike. Anyway, it’s good for the environment, right? And my legs. (Though I did make an observation riding home the other night that my belly hangs over my belt while I ride and doesn’t seem to be benefiting from any arobic effects.) I do love being outside. Fresh Wind slips down in my lungs and stretches his arms out. I feel larger inside than outside. I actually have a clearer head, I think, though that may just be Fresh Wind whistling through my brain cavity. So it’s 20 kilometers a day, ten each way. And it’s downhill all the way to the church and so I can make it in 25 minutes if I hustle. It’s uphill all the way back and I’m still somehow chiseling out 22 minutes for that jaunt. Or I enter some kind of time vortex. Haven’t figured that one out. How can it take so much less time to come back? Maybe it’s the psychological, I’m Going Home! effect. Or maybe it’s not really down hill to get here— maybe that’s the optical illusion. ~Jason Update: Still going strong— six days now! That’s a total of 120 Km! Whuh. Actually, 110, ‘cause Joanne gave me a lift downtown one day. I biked back.
I’ll Be Buff - - maybe someday
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