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I see you share the generous spirit that is so common in Alpine, that of letting others bask in your reflected light. You coulda lived in Suncrest, but you didn’t. why? why?

and Kris, the wind serves a purpose: it keeps out the less hardy souls. We who endure the wind year round know deep in our hearts that we are superior. but humble at the same time.

I’m thankful for cycling. It is amazing how I can get on my bike after a long day at work feeling tired and worn out and, after my ride where I’ve pushed myself farther than I imagined I could go, I feel refreshed and renewed. You all understand, I’m sure. I have exchanged mental exhaustion for physical exertion and it is the best.

Happy (belated) Thanksgiving.

Just coming out of brain surgery Nov. 12th, and making it through with so few complications – it is hard not be be thankful for every little thing that happens to me every day. We get bogged down in our day to day trials of our messy lives, trying to live up to expectations of ourselves and others. I wish it didn’t take a life threatening illness to make me stop and realize how many things in my life I am thankful for.

I’m thankful for:
Husbands and sisters to hold my hands, wipe my tears, and bring me chapstick at 2 am when I am sick.
My adorable children who surprise me with grace every day.
Parents who are willing to come half way across the world to watch two small grandchildren for two weeks.
Relatives who stop by the hospital to cheer me up, and to bring the most outrageous crabcakes the U of MD Neuro ICU has ever seen.
Nurses and doctors who took the extra time, effort and energy to make sure I would be whole again someday.
Good food – especially a homemade turkey with all the trimmings. And of course pie for desert!

And of course, I am thankful for this blog. I can guarantee I will smile every time I log in, and that is worth more than I can say.

I start physical therapy tomorrow, and my PT is a mountain biker! Perhaps he will win me over to the mountain side. I expect to send a lot of this winter in spin classes and at the gym getting ready for the spring. In the meantime, happy trails!

Happy Thanksgiving all!

I’m a Brit working for a US company and this morning my inbox is 100% clean of the pointless detritus that usually clogs up my mornings. I look forward to this, and other US public holidays, eagerly every year.

Thank you! :-D

Other ithings to be thankful for, in no particular order:

- Mud tyres.
- Curry and lager.
- My girls.
- That, for the most part, all is well with humanity – a theory supported daily by this very blog. WIN!