your diet, eating during cycling trips

[shootingstar]

Uh, yeah for food:

I plan to do a blog post on another type of food dish -- in addition to the Tour du Spargel (White Asparagus) I already posted in cyclewrite blog. Will be mum about this other food dish for now.

Yes, yes, I know, I know lots of people hate asparagus. But I never did. And white asparagus, the quality stuff tastes more delicate than green asparagus.

I pray that dearie's Mac laptop computer which contains um..over 1,000 digital pics is safe as well as dearie himself who is still in Germany for next few days after I returned to Canada and he continued to twirl around by bike in Sweden and back into Denmark. I already know which photos I want featured...but this all requires photo editing to cut down memory hogging.

Right now, can't publish without some photos. So this will have to wait for a few days. For now, under www.thirdwavecyclingblog.wordpress.com , most recent ones are about: cycling in Prague and earlier, a post about ease of intermodal travel that combines train and cycling in Europe. (which is still easier than in North America even though a little planning is helpful).

One odd event, I can't illustrate but abit bizarre. While I was waiting around in train station in Nuremburg, Germany in our stopover to Prague, Czech, I met briefly a German guy I knew vaguely in Vancouver. He and I worked for the same firm for a short while. We were so flabbergasted to see each other in Germany since he was on a work visa in Canada at the time, which was a few years ago. It was one of those strange coincidental moments in life in a different part of the world.

And I will confirm now since I don't have any photos: Every large city in Europe, we went, there were the locals and some tourists gathered in the local town square and in restaurants watching one of the 2010 World Cup Soccer games on a Jumbotron screen or tv screen.

At the Copenhagen cycling conference (Velocity 2010 conference), I went to one of their big dinners where there must have been 1,000+ attendees. Except some folks after appetizers, left to go elsewhere....to watch a FIFA soccer game.