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New one from Das Gnome over at onespeeder.com.
It’s already been about a week since Bussmann left the shop. Then Randy put in his notice a few weeks ago. I believe his last day is in a week, but nobody has seen him in the last two and all of his shit is moved out.
With that, the shop has turned a page and it brings light the simple fact that although this is a place of meager financial shelter and easy work, at the drop of a cion for any reason, nobody has any regrets to leave it. It’s not a home, but just a point within the transition to & fro. And it’s all family like until it matters.
With all the enthusiasm he’s showing lately for geared riding over singlespeeding, he should be calling that site more-that-one-speed.com.
Or, whatever. At least he’s riding something. Me? I can’t even say I’m riding the pine. My sofa is leather, kid.
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d00dz-
I hope you all y’all enjoyed your Bike to Work Day 2008. I work at home, so I decided to ride in support of the wife unit. We rolled out at 6:15 a.m., numerous hours earlier than what I would normally consider ride o’clock. It was cold. Commute traffic was light and props to Cascade and MS for numerous stations set up, handing out food, beverages and low-grade schwag. Why did I bother to eat breakfast and fill a bottle? Habit. We nearly hit a rabbit and a goose. I was back in the office by 8:00 a.m. with a 25-mile ride under my belt. Awoo.
Mikey
thanks man, i rolled to work!
peace all
Oregon heat stroker,
Joe
convert the voodoo to ss when he is at lunch.