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[Biking Chick]

I finally resigned myself with a winter sport, and now, there's ummm, no snow. So there goes snowshoeing,

I can relate to that ... here in central and northern Wisconsin I've been able to snowshoe on a daily basis since the week before Christmas. The snow was decent until two (or was it three) weeks ago when we had two gorgeous days of 50 degree weather. After two days of biking outside I was ready to go back to snow shoeing knowing full well that expecting spring in Wisconsin in early February is not realistic. With a couple inches of new snow and more forecast for Sunday I think I might be back out making tracks this week-end.

I try and not get too envious of the posts talking about 50 and 60 degree weather and wishing the rain would stop so you can bike ... but spring is on its way and I for one will be darned glad to see it arrive!

Cindy

[SadieKate]

Welcome back! I've been wondering what happened to you. Glad you've resurfaced.

[smurfalicious]

Hey ladies, thanks again for the support, as usual. I actually met that guy, who can appreciate a mountain biking, cowgirling, all around kick butt girl, but he's about like trying to rope the wind. I met him through mutual friends, and they think my little crush is amusing.

I'm trying to ponder a way to afford a road bike, Joshua still has his GF's "old" '04 Specialized Allez comp in *my* size and I'm sure he'd take $1000 if I had the cash in hand. If I'm thinking about it that much, it must be meant to be, right?

Ugh, I need to get working on the single speed, she's gonna have helluv soul and it will make me feel good to "finish" something. Ugh, specialized has this sweet BMX/urban bike this year that's YELLOW and I want it. Mmmmm, retail therapy.

*laughs* As for you Trek, I haven't had a girlfriend in ages. Not for lack of wanting one, or prefering one, just that they aren't as ripe for the picking around here. I live in podunk ville, so for the sake of convenience I'm working on finding a guy who isn't a total arse. The chics around here try too damn hard to be as obnoxiously liberal as possible. Hello, I voted for Kerry too, but could you bathe please? Please? Bah! I shall be single with horses and dogs forever!!!!

love and cookies
-smurf

[Trek420]

smurf, if you can't rope your cowboy....my local bike club Velogirls has a weekly co-ed ride called the "meet your mate ride".

Don't know the statistiscs for actual mates met, just a nice ride, no pressure, very casual but c'mon down and meet some bikerdudes sometime ;-)

I agree, I think relationships are the single hardest thing we do and friends are so important. Good friends will get you through times of no relationship better than a relationship will get you through times of no good friends.

Sure, it'd be great to find a gal to ride off into the sunset on the custom Calfee tandem on with but uh, smurf? who writes

"*laughs* As for you Trek, I haven't had a girlfriend in ages. Not for lack of wanting one, or prefering one, just that they aren't as ripe for the picking around here."

uhm, wasn't talking about you, smurf ;-)

Not that you aren't fabulous and all.

For one, I can't afford your love of bike porn and for another can you imagine the drama on the board???!!!??? Nah, thanks. Trek, keeping TE drama free.

"The chics around here try too damn hard to be as obnoxiously liberal as possible. Hello, I voted for Kerry too, but could you bathe please? Please? Bah!"

ewwww. :::walks off takes *another* shower using the organic-soy-fair-trade-not-tested-on-animals-hand-made-in-a-union-shop-in-a-scent-free-enviornment soap which I bought at the collective while riding my bike with the "no blood for oil" and "one less car" stickers and carried home in my recycled hemp bag.

love me, love my dog, and my bikes, and my next bikes
-trek

[Trek420]

smurf, if you're subscribed to this, where the heck are ya?

did you find your cowboy?

maybe you're out on the single speed having waaay too much fun to write? (the only excuse we'll take)

come back smurf