John & I rode 64 miles yesterday on our bicycles as part of our training for the MS150 in April. We were so tired last night! I fell asleep at 7:15 and slept until 7:00 this morning!!!! It was a really neat ride. We began at a park in Baytown, crossed the Fred Hartman Bridge, a pretty suspension bridge (first we struggled up and then we flew down), came to the first rest stop, and then got on the Lynchberg Ferry and continued on the other side, rode past the San Jacinto Monument and the Battleship Texas. We rode with three other people from Mustang who are all signed up for the MS150.
Posted by Kathleen at March 2, 2003 12:03 PMI bet you were tired--but that is so cool you did it! Dale and I are both very proud of both of you. How did John do? Hope he didn't think he'd landed in a circle of hell. With the nice bikes you guys have now, it should have been a pleasure.
Posted by: Elizabeth on March 3, 2003 02:42 AMSounds like you all had a good time. It's exhausting, but it feels good too, doesn't it?!
Posted by: Jfer on March 7, 2003 09:26 AMCongrats on doing the MS150. It sounds like a fun and worthwhile thing to do. It is not fun and worthwhile to get behind the riders on the country roads when traveling by car which we accidentally did twice.
Posted by: Cynthia on March 9, 2003 07:12 AMSometimes riding behind those bike riders can be an enjoyable experience. Especially, when they are wearing spandex.
Posted by: Rita on March 10, 2003 07:18 PMToo much - assume you mean the riders of the male persuasion.
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