Bicycling

It is 9:45pm on a Thursday night. The husband is working the night shift, so I have a hot date tonight. Me, Cherry, Craig Alexander and Chris Lieto are on a double date in Kona. We can feel the winds whipping through the Lava Fields as I speak. Ok, actually it is the fan going in my basement. But you know; same diff.

There are many reasons I love multi-sport for my reason to play and stay fit.

A Top-of-the-List favorite reason though is the super-fun, crazy, sarcastic and super-sassy people it attracts. Or maybe we turn into that after we've been doing it for awhile...

who knows. I don't care. I just know when I get invites to play, train or race with them, they always sound like this recent invitation for a ride:

Ridiculous Hammerfest Productions presents another Sufferfest in the bEast County.

Hello Everyone!

How is Xmas preparation going? Well...I am way too ahead, I almost have all my presents and I am extremely proud of myself. I will definitely avoid holiday rush in 2011.:-)

Hello, GO TRIbal! 

Winter is officially here! I sat in classes all day today and watched the snow fall. And with the snow came the realization that riding bicycles outside will soon be an impossibility. 

Hello GO TRIbal! 

It is officially autumn in Missoula, Montana. How do I know this? Because I was cold on my bike ride yesterday morning. And I have a sweater on right now. 

Cycling practice definitely starts tomorrow...and guess what I left at home in Idaho? MY ROAD BIKE. However, I DO have my vintage Peugeot road bike--yes, the one I ride to school and around town in order to prevent my Trek from being stolen. 

This is it: 

Hello GO TRIbal! 

I am back to school at the University of Montana. With new roommates, a newly decorated house, and new classes coming up on Monday, I am excited to start a new year. Another new thing that has become a very large part of my life is my mountain bike. His name is Carl, and he looks like this: 

Behold the Trek Rumblefish 2...