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Category Archives: Share the Road
Summer road trips
It is officially summertime. Covid is at least partially on the run. Time for a road trip. We have a busy race calendar in this household this summer. My wife has a race in Des Moines in a weekend or … Continue reading →
Posted in Christopher Cudworth, competition, Share the Road, triathlete, triathlon, triathlons, we run and ride
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Tagged George Hincapie, going on the road, ironman triathlons summer 2021, On the road, road tripping, summer road trips, the move lance armstrong, triathlons in summer 2021
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Those moments when you realize you’re alive
This morning while walking the dog before dawn, I had one of those moments where the mind suddenly snaps to attention in a way that makes you realize you’re still alive. So much of life is getting through the moments … Continue reading →
Posted in aging, aging is not for the weak of heart, bike accidents, bike crash, blood on the highway, Christopher Cudworth, cycling, cycling the midwest, cycling threats, running, Share the Road, swimming
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Tagged awareness, bike crash, carpe diem, conscious living, consciousness, doggo, dogs, living in the moment, precious commodity, tarsnakes, zen
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Catching up on cool and not-so-cool cats in this world
This morning while Sue was off at swim practice, I kept hearing an odd thumping sound downstairs. It was intermittent, so I reasoned that one of our 20-somethings was up making breakfast or fulfilling some other mission on their often … Continue reading →
One headlight
This morning brought a thick coat of ice on the car windows. I ran the defroster and squirted window wiper fluid to melt down the ice because the scraper in my car might or might not have been under the … Continue reading →
It’s a giant game of chicken on the roads
So you see it really is the product of a mindset of dominance and violence of one “tribe” of people toward another. Granted there are elements of prick cyclists making it worse for everyone. Yet the mere fact of existing as an entity on the roads is motivation for the haters to move forward with an agenda of aggression toward cyclists. These actions are protected by laws governing free speech, but at some point the hate does convene into action. And who is then responsible? Continue reading →
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