So I thought I had the house to myself this morning so I was belting my heart out in the shower to a little bit of the smiths. Little did I know that I was not home alone. Very quickly I learned that leaving the door open was not worth getting rid of the steam faster.
I don’t know what it is about Tuesdays but I am always so tempted to go buy scones from cobs. They are so good. Monday afternoons around 2:30-2:45 they bake them so I guess it takes a full day for the awesomeness to sink in. I was strong this week ad said no. I stuck to my peanut butter and banana sandwich.
After work I pedaled over to kristi’s for a visit. Good news is she is movie back to poco so I get to see a little more of my best friend. I was a little antsy t leave though as I did want to go mountain biking…. Which didn’t happen. I didn’t want to spend the hour cleaning myself and the bike if the pounds of mud that would have come home with me. Instead I went an hammered out a solid 30k of dyke riding. Man does that bike pedal like a demon good job Norco.
One home I realized I forgot my key so I had to do the doorbell ring of shame. I do not know how I am going to live on my own when I get back I forget stuff way to easy. That will be the nice thing about living out of 6 bags on my bike for a year I wont have much to loose. That being said if I do loose something then it will be something big. Remember if life is worth living its worth recording.
About Me
- BC_Cyclist
- I am fortunate enough to work in the industry, which allows me the opportunity to get people involved in a hobby that I love. When I have off time from my job at Caps Westwood Cycle, you can usually find me on my bike. “Impossible is nothing” this quote from Terry Fox says it all. The trip that I am undertaking is no small feat and is by no means going to be easy. This trip will take me roughly a year, and will encompass a total of approximately 23,000 kilometres. This trip is about two things making a difference in my community as well as personal growth. Every penny donated to the trip will go directly to Eagle Ridge Hospitals emergency unit which has helped me, and many others on there worst days. We are raised from a young age being told to follow our dreams. I want to show all the dreamers out there that with hard work and a lot of effort dreams can come true. I hope that with your support we can help to spread the word and make a difference in our local community.
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