The car buying process sucks
Thought I was going to buy a minivan today, but things got a little weird …
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Ted is not 100% human
The Seattle PI recently wrote about the disappearance of “A day in the life of” blog from someone named “Ted” on my employer’s recruiting site. Among the more interesting revelations was a quote from an unnamed sources that the tone of Ted’s writing was “not 100% human.” To assist with the investigation, I’ll answer some
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Monroe to Stevens Pass… almost
RSVP is less than three weeks away and although I’ve done a lot of riding, I haven’t done a lot of long rides, where long means > 50 miles.
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STP
Been pretty busy at work this week. Three weeks until RSVP. Stephen R. Husak posted a personal account on the Seattle to Portland ride. (EOM)
The big bike commute – part 2
In Part 1 we went from my house to Factoria Mall. Now we’ll finish the trip… and … go… all… the… way… Maps Factoria to Enatai (City of Bellevue Map) Bellevue to Mercer (King County Map) Mercer Island to Seattle (King County Map) After crossing the very busy intersection of the I-90 Exit 10A offramp/S.E.
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Free cars now!
Rob Cockerham, whose website, cockeyed.com has provided many hours of amusement, had an eBay auction to fund research into the “Free Car” scam. I agreed to sponsor this.
The big bike commute – part 1
Claire Petersky has really been a great influence on my commute, both in figuring out the route, as well as making it kind of fun to document. These photos were taken over three sessions because my Clie’s battery doesn’t hold out that long. Thus, you’ll see cloudy, rainy, sunny all alternating. Do Not Panic. Maps
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Tour de Blast
When I was working the rides booth at the Seattle Bike Expo, I was looking for an event that would be physically demanding but fun. Initially, RAMROD seemed like a great option, however that sold out. Tour de Blast sounded intriguing because it was an out and back on roads leading to Mt. St. Helens.