Precode?!
*POOOOOUNCE*
Strange though, right? About the lack of classic monster coloring. You'd think the market would be flooded with the good stuff, i.e. werwolves, vampires, mummies.
Can we do a kickstarter?
Monsters!
A little Lovecraft, a little Shelley, a little Stoker. Irving, Poe, Kafka, and a few of which I’ve never heard. Not the greatest quality coloring book, perhaps, but a start.
Until we get that little matter of a kickstarter up and running.
This Week's Cycling Update:
On hundred and eighty-five miles.
In five days.
Not...consecutive days.
I
Am
In
So
Much
Trouble
:headdesk:
On a brighter note, met my fundraising goal!!!
That's awesome that you met your fundraising goal!
But 185 in 5 days? WOW!!! 37 miles a day?
That is super impressive!
) 
MS150 Complete!
The experience was inspirational. Highly recommended.
Seeing so many people out there riding. People with MS on special bikes. Parents with their teenagers. Elderly people doggedly getting off to walk the Austin hills. People of all shapes and sizes, ages, and levels of health getting out there to raise money for a charitable cause.
The ride itself was easier than anticipated. I was really nervous about making that 85 miles on the first day, but the event is so organized it eases the pain. Rest stops every 10-15 miles: bathrooms, refreshment, bike repair. It’s a party!
And the overnight in tents was fun. Food, massage therapists, assorted entertainments.
I will say I was the only one wearing a pink Cosabella nightie. Which the guys found hi-lar-i-ous. (You don’t want to know what they were wearing. I was just grateful they showered.
If the idea piques your interest, there are 60-70 rides around the country. Make sure people who donate to you check with their places of employment. Many companies have a setup to match donations.
* * *
Now. This upcoming year. Yoga challenge or two mile swim?
I suspect I will be equally awful at both.
*groans*
Onward!!!
Some of the guys. The speeds they reach. Both downhill and into the wind.
Im-pres-sive.
I am, without a doubt, seriously under muscled.
And lacking in inches.
And…tired.
*thunk*
MS150 Complete!
The experience was inspirational. Highly recommended.
Seeing so many people out there riding. People with MS on special bikes. Parents with their teenagers. Elderly people doggedly getting off to walk the Austin hills. People of all shapes and sizes, ages, and levels of health getting out there to raise money for a charitable cause.
The ride itself was easier than anticipated. I was really nervous about making that 85 miles on the first day, but the event is so organized it eases the pain. Rest stops every 10-15 miles: bathrooms, refreshment, bike repair. It’s a party!
And the overnight in tents was fun. Food, massage therapists, assorted entertainments.
I will say I was the only one wearing a pink Cosabella nightie. Which the guys found hi-lar-i-ous. (You don’t want to know what they were wearing. I was just grateful they showered.
If the idea piques your interest, there are 60-70 rides around the country. Make sure people who donate to you check with their places of employment. Many companies have a setup to match donations.
* * *
Now. This upcoming year. Yoga challenge or two mile swim?
I suspect I will be equally awful at both.
*groans*
Onward!!!
Monsters!
A little Lovecraft, a little Shelley, a little Stoker. Irving, Poe, Kafka, and a few of which I’ve never heard. Not the greatest quality coloring book, perhaps, but a start.
Until we get that little matter of a kickstarter up and running.
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