Monthly Archives: May 2009

Fear and Humiliation as Motivators

I splurged Friday night.  I bought a pair of Keen Springwater biking shoes and a set of CrankBrothers Candy C pedals.  I also bought a Serfas RX-921 saddle. These things have been on my wish list for quite a while. … Continue reading

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Resistance

I struggled last night on my bicycle.  I admit I was a little fatigued before starting out, but I never expected to have such a difficult time pedaling that machine.  It was not only difficult on the inclines and against … Continue reading

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A Coincidence

My brother’s name is Brent.  He is two and a half years younger than I am.  When we were very young, some people mistook us for twins, especially upon hearing our names –  Bruce and Brent. I lived in Milwaukee … Continue reading

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18 Miler

I spent an hour and a half riding my bicycle yesterday.   I rode approximately 18 miles.  There were plenty of hills on my route, and I worked hard much of the way.  Some of the route included roads and … Continue reading

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The Fair of 1918

County fairs, pandemics, world wars, catastrophic conflagrations. How can all these things come together in one climactic week in Warsaw, Indiana? Continue reading

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