It's been two years, almost to the minute, since my big accident.
I'm getting ready for the long ride </2000/09/05> , I hope to leave at about 2:30 (21 minutes).
Good luck! I hope you break a personal record. It's been, what, 17 years since my big bike accident and going past that spot the other day still brought back ugly feelings.
Superstition aside, it's nice to put some closure on the past, isn't it?
Side Note: <
http://www.mapquest.com/cgi-bin/ia_find?link=btwn%2Ftwn-map_results&randomt9&event=find_search&uid=ud98o7hax6i1f6xe%3Arxqzalha2&SNVData=3mad3-h.fy%2528w2x5fb_%2529z2why2%253bpq%257c0u6%2Cp7%253bz2u.hqu%253b%2528UX%2512%2515%252bEJV%2518%252bMN%2516%252b%2>
Are they kidding me? I imagine that making an online map application isn't easy, but isn't there
any way they could use server-side programming to clean up crap URLs like this? That is a disgusting thing and unworthy of the bandwidth it takes to send it to the world.
Bah!
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