I have known at least one person who died from colon cancer (good old Bill). My wife had a good friend who recently died from it (good old Tom). My uncle was recently diagnosed with it, so my doctor thought it be a good idea if I go in for the procedure.
All went well. They didn’t find anything. I don’t remember anything about the procedure. All I recall is turning over to my left side then waking up to see my wife and daughter next to my bed. The little girl was so cute, a big toothless smile came on her face when she saw me open my eyes. I don’t even remember the ride home or getting dressed but I clearly remember the smiles on my wife and daughters faces. Indu doesn't have any teeth, but she still has a million dollar smile.
Since I've not been riding much myself, thought I would share some of what I've found. Lists of the best of the best post other bloggers have posted.
I am not going to make a list of every category. The best video's around here combined with youthful folksy language always come from U2meToo, the best trail information always comes from MTBikeAZ some of the best writing comes from OneSpeedGo, while the best still photos come from sprockets.
However, in honor of the late Anthony Sloan, I am going to focus on his style of blog. Posts that look like they belong in a National Geographic or Arizona Highways magazine. Great Photography, combined with informative, entertaining story telling. I'll do the nominating, I'll let you all vote for your favorite posts. Feel free to post a comment about a great blog I'm missing out on.
A new take on Thomas Mountain
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I was first introduced to Thomas Mountain and the Ramona Trail in December
of 2003 when Mike Kim showed me the route. Oh Crap! That was nearly 23
years ago...
State of the corpus
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So, this is not going to be easy.
Over 20 years ago, I was crushed by a truck.
I came out of it a paraplegic with a plate bolted to my neck C/4-C/5, rods...
Mountain Bike Light Follow-up
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It's been 2 years since my last mountain bike light post, so I thought a
follow-up on mountain bike lights would be useful.
I've still been running the 120...
Arizona Small Town Fire Stations
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*Black Canyon Fire District*
*Black Canyon City Arizona*
*San Bernardino California on the Parker Arizona Strip*
*Parker Strip Arizona*
*Lake Hava...
All About Bikepacking
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Thinking of getting lost for a while? I have an idea for you: Take a
bikepacking vacation. A cross between backpacking and mountain biking,
bikepacking i...
The camel, the lion and the child
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Riding the AZT 300 has represented for me, a series of complex wanderings
upon wonderings. It's much more than the ride...it's always been about
something ...
Upper Salt - Horseshoe Bend to Roosevelt Lake
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Allan put together a nice lil adventure, that consisted of doing a monsoon
float down the Upper Salt from Horseshoe Bend down to Roosevelt Lake. The
Shuttl...
Still Riding
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I have still been riding the Fantom 29. Just not as much as before. I ride
it a couple of times a month. I have 875.8 miles on it. The Fantom 29 still
perf...
20-11 a RUKUS RE-ENVENTION
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Much like Brad Pitt in that lame movie “Seven Years in Tibet” I have had
to undergo extreme hardship in the cause of trying to find myself this past
year....