Cue Sheets of Local Area Rides

[sgtiger]

Mary, that's just the kind of thing I was looking for! Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you! I probably won't need the photocopies anymore, unless there is a super fun ride that you want to share. With those and the routes on seattebiketours and bikely.com, I'll have more than enough routes from which to choose.

Now I just need to work on treating my directional disability. DH is threatening to purchase me an aid(i.e. GPS); and if that still doesn't help me find my way home, he's gonna implant a beaconing chip under my skin and tattoo our address on my forehead.

[MM_QFC!]

Mary, that's just the kind of thing I was looking for! Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you! I probably won't need the photocopies anymore, unless there is a super fun ride that you want to share. With those and the routes on seattebiketours and bikely.com, I'll have more than enough routes from which to choose.

Now I just need to work on treating my directional disability. DH is threatening to purchase me an aid(i.e. GPS); and if that still doesn't help me find my way home, he's gonna implant a beaconing chip under my skin and tattoo our address on my forehead.

Good, glad it'll work as I took a peek and they've even set up the cue sheets to be able to be neatly folded and easier to handle, view and stow on a ride -sweet!
Also, Linda isn't able to come on Saturday, but you 2 should chat, as I kid her about being directionally-challenged also! Last year, she rode in the Empire State AIDS ride too, and I was heard to offer her a chip implantation (she'd get to choose which cheek!), so that she wouldn't go riding north into Canada or East to Boston, while the rest of us were headed to NYC!

[sgtiger]

... so that she wouldn't go riding north into Canada or East to Boston, while the rest of us were headed to NYC!

LOL! Yeah, that totally sounds like something I would actually do. Knowing me I wouldn't even realize it, until I'd passed Quebec or ended up in the Atlantic.

I'm finally starting to treat my car-cripple-ness, so it's only a matter of time that I'll be able to overcome - or at least, manage it a bit better - this disability too. One day(ride?) at a time, I guess.