Rather mundane. Mother on her way to p/u kiddie at preschool decided to execute a ‘right hook’. 3700 miles ytd has been interrupted, and I missed the Fondo…at least the riding part.

As for pink, I thought it would get a reaction with the kids. I didn’t make the connection for breast cancer awareness month until I got compliments at work. Then I thought, ‘how cool is that’.

I forgot to thank Fatty for taking the time to write another award winning post and to say that I may have selected “Other” and might have typed in the URL for an award-winning, massive quad wielding, humorous and handsome cycling blogger who has the prettiest, sweetest, most amazing wife ever. :)

I have to say that ladies aren’t immune to that pinched feeling in the crotchal area. As a cycling newbie, I couldn’t bring myself to wear cycling shorts commando during my first 100 miler. BIG MISTAKE. I have a spot to this day give me trouble on longer rides thanks to that newbie move. I have also gravitated from thickly padded shorts to ones with less padding. In Hawaii, I wear tri shorts (heat + thick Alaska blood = cycling in as little as possible). I have come to prefer the Twin Six Fatcylist bibs chamois. It’s perfect and rarely gives my tender spot issues. They are my favs for riding. I use a different chamois cream (I did try the Bliss, it just didn’t work as well for me). But, I digress.

DavidH – what happened to your arm? Also, why the choice of pink? Is that for breast cancer awareness month?

Post my post above, I arrived home to find my New Jersey. It’s great in every way. Here significantly quicker than I expected, it looks great, fits well etc… And considering my previous jersey still look like new after a few years of use I can’t wait to debut the jersey on a ride soon.

Thanks to,fatty and the twin six team.

Now it’s 11 PM here in oz, where.s the next post Elden?

Still waiting for my new kit… Really Australia isn’t that far away..

nice to see the fof’s at levi’s. apologies to those that didn’t get some pie, but i promise next time we’ll organize earlier and better. (at least i hope to have a fatty graphics tent by then).

@dougb since i am reduced to typing w/ left hand only lengthy comments are on a ‘break’.

hold the applause

i expect that to be inside the pocket on the next fat cyclist jersey !!!

Sorry I missed the pie tent, but nice to see Lisa and you on the course, Fatty.

And, BTW, after doing 400+ miles at Salt-to-Saint, I would not have thought less of you had you stuck to your original plan and done the Medio at LGF. After doing the 103.5 miles of the Granfondo, I am even more amazed and impressed.

That’s a great question.

Third, I write, using the list as a reference. As I write, I often remember things that aren’t even in the list. I think most people find that if they take the time to write down a story, the amount of detail that’s there for the recalling is really quite amazing. – FC