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Cycling Steve: #$%!!
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Sunday, June 28, 2009. Not again. Another race, another shitty result. The Summer solstice is a two lap affair on the wonderful Sulfur Springs trails. We had some new singletrack. In a couple of places this year, great setup as usual. The weather was amazing, 18C when I got up this morning. Had a decent sleep, but I had a feeling I would be sucking wind today. A word to the wise, hanging out in a closed stadium full of dope smoking Megadeth. After struggling up (loved the new Pneuma. Pedalled, pushed up ...
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Cycling Steve: July 2008
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008. 24 Hours of fun. Wow, what a weekend. Congrats to those who slogged through the shit and finished. The first lap was great. I spent the morning preparing all my food and my pit area. Didn't want to bother anyone else as I had no crew. My guy was held up and couldn't make it. The weather was great, nice and sunny. I go sleep in my car for 5 or so hours. It rains again. My knee has not improved so I do not head back out. It's tough to not feel like a total failure....Thanks to all...
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Cycling Steve: November 2008
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Wednesday, November 26, 2008. Kelly mentioned she was feeling some discomfort. I laughed and told her she was in labour most likely. I got the watch out and the contractions were about 13 and a half minutes apart. No worries. We continued on, getting David ready for a bath. Kelly kept me up to date on the contraction situation (still 13 minutes apart). In the car, Kelly was in obvious discomfort. And the contractions were now 3 minutes apart. Shit! Don't we need to be by the side of our better half?
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Cycling Steve: June 2008
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Monday, June 30, 2008. Got out for a nice, long road ride with my TR partner Niall today. What a difference 2 days makes. I did a ride half as long the other day and felt like my ass was going to cave in or something. I just couldn't get comfortable. And that never friggin happens to me. The day got off to a great start. Flat tire, not even out of Niall's yard. I change it and 5 seconds later ka-pow! Great I discover there's not much of a rim strip so we try some rim tape. So, tube # 3. ka-pow! We loop a...
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Cycling Steve
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Monday, November 5, 2012. Is this thing on? Hey everyone, it's been only 3 years since I last typed anything here. Wondering if there's anyone out there still reading. On the happy side, celebrating my daughter's 4th birthday today. Spent a ton of time together playing. She's growing up so fast. Check in, I'm going to try getting words down more often. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cross season is the best season! Aaron Huey: America's native prisoners of war. Is this thing on?
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Cycling Steve: It's a Girl!!
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Wednesday, November 26, 2008. Kelly mentioned she was feeling some discomfort. I laughed and told her she was in labour most likely. I got the watch out and the contractions were about 13 and a half minutes apart. No worries. We continued on, getting David ready for a bath. Kelly kept me up to date on the contraction situation (still 13 minutes apart). In the car, Kelly was in obvious discomfort. And the contractions were now 3 minutes apart. Shit! Don't we need to be by the side of our better half?
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Cycling Steve: November 2012
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Monday, November 5, 2012. Is this thing on? Hey everyone, it's been only 3 years since I last typed anything here. Wondering if there's anyone out there still reading. On the happy side, celebrating my daughter's 4th birthday today. Spent a ton of time together playing. She's growing up so fast. Check in, I'm going to try getting words down more often. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Cross season is the best season! Aaron Huey: America's native prisoners of war. Wasn't it just the day before last Tuesday?
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Cycling Steve: August 2008
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Friday, August 22, 2008. Sunday, August 17, 2008. 788km 2101m of climbing. This is it. The end. The big finale. One last ride. Amazingly, no trains come by after 10pm last night. I figured for sure we'd be woken up 2 or 3 times. I still don't feel great, but at least I slept. I can barely sit, and the day is gonna be hotter than yesterday even. We get the National Anthem sung before the start today. A nice touch I thought. We get to climb. Bar Watermelon does nothing. Someone shakes my hand and puts a me...
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Cycling Steve: September 2008
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Saturday, September 27, 2008. The passing of a legend. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Cross season is the best season! Aaron Huey: America's native prisoners of war. Wasn't it just the day before last Tuesday? The passing of a legend. I love my wife, my son, my daughter, cycling, hockey and music. View my complete profile.
