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Category Archives: Biking
A new chapter . . . and back to the car
I finished my final semester of dietetics coursework (and bike commuting to campus) in early May, and I am now one week away from working full-time outside the home for the first time in SIX years. Six. Years. August 1, … Continue reading
Summer fun[k]
That ride kicked off my summer, and the weeks since have flown by, with both highs and lows along the way. Continue reading
When your cart is bigger than your bike
Wherein I drop the fully (over?) loaded bike . . . . Continue reading
Year end thoughts
Well, here we are on the other side of the semester, the election, the holidays — I won’t try to recap three months in one post, but I’ll share a few relevant details. On the bike As expected, I put … Continue reading
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So. Much. Cycling.
I just calculated my bicycle mileage for the past nine days — 126 miles! This was high for me due to two high mileage days while preparing for and teaching CyclingSavvy. I briefly considered giving myself a break on Monday, … Continue reading