Glad you are back, Beth!
My son had whooping cough in 8th grade, and by the time he was diagnosed, I thought for sure he was dying. I hope you rested well!
It's never too late to come back to cycling.
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Glad you are back, Beth!
My son had whooping cough in 8th grade, and by the time he was diagnosed, I thought for sure he was dying. I hope you rested well!
It's never too late to come back to cycling.
Welcome back! :-D
Welcome back, Beth!
Beth! Heya!
Uuurrpp!
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Tell me that isn't real ... (though I guess as a fan of Cel-Ray I shouldn't turn up my nose ...)
I searched it and it came up real. *shudder*Quote:
Originally Posted by OakLeaf
Yes, but cold Cel-Ray is refreshing (gosh I haven't had that in years!). Cold turkey and gravy? Umm... I'm still thinking. Meat flavored soda...Quote:
Originally Posted by OakLeaf
Welcome back, Beth!
Beth - so good to see you back!
SheFly
Hi, Beth! Any time you want to go on a local ride, let me know. Nice to see you.
Here's something to eat while you drink that turkey pop. Yes, it's made from chickpeas. Attachment 17473
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!Quote:
Originally Posted by OakLeaf
Ummm. No.
Must come to confession...
Have been thinking about selling my road bike. In the 4 years (!) that I've been here in the Pacific Northwet, I've ridden it only a few times. I have been riding my 3-speed around town in the summer months, for short jaunts.
Although in my flood watch patrol (one of those "other duties as assigned") I've seen parts of a lovely rails-to-trails path along the Puyallup River that I've been tempted to see where it goes - during daylight non-flooding hours.
Maybe sell both bikes and get a hybrid??? :o
Turkey beer and pumpking hummus look nasty.