The A Gang: I'm Back!

Jun 6, 2012

I'm Back!

I'M BACK!!! It's been almost six months since my accident, but I am back on my bike. I didn't know if I would dare ride again. It felt good going all the way up Green Canyon tonight with

the boys. I took it slower than I use to coming down, but I'm warming up. YEAH!!!!!

4 comments:

Bonnie said...: So glad you're back at it!; June 07, 2012
Annie Whyte said...: Great job! I'm happy for you!; June 07, 2012
Bart said...: HI, we just got back from Yellow-
Stone, glad you can go biking again
and feel good about your self.

Sure love you, Mom; June 07, 2012
Bart said...: You are blessed and so are we for having you for our daughter. Please be careful. Always wear your helmet. Thanks for looking after y posies while we were in Yellowstone Park. Things look great.

Love you,

Dad; June 07, 2012

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