One of many reasons my significant other is a keeper...

[azfiddle]

Happy birthday and what a sweet guy! Though we have just met in passing, he is very nice in person, too.

ps-how was his TTM ride today?

[emily_in_nc]

My DH made me dark chocolate w/toffee bits and bought me a couple of six packs of excellent microbrews and a bike basket (for my beach cruiser) for my birthday last week.

Definitely a keeper (and I've kept him for nearly 26 years now)!

[badgercat]

Happy birthday and what a sweet guy! Though we have just met in passing, he is very nice in person, too.

ps-how was his TTM ride today?

Thanks! And he had a great ride and was really pleased with how it went. I saw in your thread that you were happy with your ride, too!

[macski]

It seems many of us have chosen well. I don't know where to start. My partner has been so patient with me over the 15 years we've been together while I've been learning to ski. He was already a wonderful skier when I met him and he always says he'd rather ski with me than go off and tear down the mountain. Similarly with cycling - he says he'd rather ride with me at my pace and treats it as recovery ride.

And sometimes he gets me to stop what I'm doing because I just have to come and see the most glorious sunset. or native bird.

He does my ironing. And all the laundry. And most of the grocery shopping.

And he's always on my side.

[Roadtrip]

These stories are touching. Glad we have great +1's in our lives. Mine has been soooooo supporting of the bike and when I said I wanted a road bike, I got slight look of wonder, but his next words was when do you want to go to the LBS? It's my little guilty pleasure that were working close to one another now and can meet for lunch or coffee spontaneously... Our office buildings are connected by a skywalk... Yea the expense of eating out downtown is tarnishing the sparkle and I can't continue to watch my weight and eat out!

Shannon

[Biciclista]

and happy birthday!