Member's BLOG: >Thursday, December 01, 2011< Click 4 Fun
#31
12-01-2011, 07:45 PM
evening all, just finally getting a chance to stop in today. Bought more workshop stuff and i'm already home from work.
#33
12-01-2011, 08:37 PM
Happy Birthday Lisa and Space.
Lisa How did the move go? Moving is not fun.
SupplySgt-I had left over Spaghetti tonight Too
Maniac- Congrats on the well deserved win. It's about time.
Zach Recumbent bikes are cool looking and a lot of people ride them around here. I know there more comfortable to ride but they are expensive.
Lisa How did the move go? Moving is not fun.
SupplySgt-I had left over Spaghetti tonight Too
Maniac- Congrats on the well deserved win. It's about time.
Zach Recumbent bikes are cool looking and a lot of people ride them around here. I know there more comfortable to ride but they are expensive.
i dont want to deal with the problems my other bike is giving me any more
#35
12-01-2011, 08:52 PM
Happy birthday Lisa and Space. Ariel decided I didn't need much sleep s
Last night. I eneded up sleeping thru my alarm and woke at just before three. I am supposed to be at work at four. Drive to work is a minimum of 35 minutes. Sounded like the perfect excuse to take the night off from work so I called out. Decided to take the family to the Lakeland Christmas Parade in downtown. The parade started at seven and ended around 8:30. It started with fireworks over the lake. Abby really like the "pity lights". Both girls enjoyed the parade too and were pretty good considering we wanted them to sit relatively good for about three hours. We arived and found a place to sit at about 5:30. Abby really enjoyed the marching bands and Alexis liked the puppies and the horses. The ASPCA and the Humain society both had floats in the parade as well as a few riding acadamies. Each one of the local high schools was represented by a marching band and many of the elementary schools had floats as well as the private schools. Lakeland is a fairly small city but it did an awesome job on the parade. The City of Lakeland does an awesome job at bring activities to downtown. The first Friday night of the month they host a classic car show and in the fall they host the Lake Mirror Classic Car Show that is fairly big. It takes all day to see it all and it is a three day event. Lakeland is a nice little city to live in.
Last night. I eneded up sleeping thru my alarm and woke at just before three. I am supposed to be at work at four. Drive to work is a minimum of 35 minutes. Sounded like the perfect excuse to take the night off from work so I called out. Decided to take the family to the Lakeland Christmas Parade in downtown. The parade started at seven and ended around 8:30. It started with fireworks over the lake. Abby really like the "pity lights". Both girls enjoyed the parade too and were pretty good considering we wanted them to sit relatively good for about three hours. We arived and found a place to sit at about 5:30. Abby really enjoyed the marching bands and Alexis liked the puppies and the horses. The ASPCA and the Humain society both had floats in the parade as well as a few riding acadamies. Each one of the local high schools was represented by a marching band and many of the elementary schools had floats as well as the private schools. Lakeland is a fairly small city but it did an awesome job on the parade. The City of Lakeland does an awesome job at bring activities to downtown. The first Friday night of the month they host a classic car show and in the fall they host the Lake Mirror Classic Car Show that is fairly big. It takes all day to see it all and it is a three day event. Lakeland is a nice little city to live in.
#36
12-01-2011, 08:59 PM
yea. I was hoping to get a carbon fiber road bike but i dont think that would solve any of my problems. i hope to get 3000 miles next season. hopefully will be back out on the trails in early march.
#37
12-01-2011, 09:06 PM
Btw Ashley, when you read this, I saw your reply after I got home this morning. At one point we had about 300 head of cattle and 5 or 6 horses. I think my grandparents still have a horse or two and about 20 head of cattle (they sold most of them). It's a shame Michigan is so far away. I'd love a chance to start riding again. I really miss it.
Well if you're ever up around this way let me know!
That's pretty cool that you had so many cattle, I always ride my horse out with the cows and pretend to round them up like out west..lol. Now that I am typing it I feel kind of lame. 
Oh well! Gatta keep the Imagination strong right?!
#38
12-01-2011, 09:19 PM
this is the one i think im gonna look at
http://www.bacchettabikes.com/bikes/...ce-bikes/corsa
nice sig ashley. gotta love a red monte
http://www.bacchettabikes.com/bikes/...ce-bikes/corsa
nice sig ashley. gotta love a red monte
Last edited by xxtheshockerxx; 12-01-2011 at 09:51 PM.
#39
12-01-2011, 11:45 PM
Zach That look like a nice bike for sure. I was just looking at recumbent bikes on ebay, I never realized how many different styles there where.
#40
12-01-2011, 11:47 PM
this is the one i think im gonna look at
Bacchetta Bikes Performance - Corsa
nice sig ashley. gotta love a red monte
Bacchetta Bikes Performance - Corsa
nice sig ashley. gotta love a red monte
but deff a sweet sig Ashley 