I never was much of a journal keeper, although I have tried. I'm also not one to talk about my "feelings" much, so I really don't know how this thing will turn out. I just bought a fancy new camera, and built a tripod mount onto my aerobars, so i'll probably be posting a lot of pictures and videos. Since the trip hasn't started yet, I don't really ahve much to say right now, except that I'm both excited and nervous (go figure) about starting my trip. The biggest uncertainty is who, if anyone, i'll be spending my time with.
I can't wait for the first few nights when my legs will feel like rubber and my butt will be black-and-blue. Until then I'll just be enjoying my last few days in Montreal, and making as much money as I can doing moves.
I promise subsequent blog posts will be far more interesting.
I can't wait for the first few nights when my legs will feel like rubber and my butt will be black-and-blue. Until then I'll just be enjoying my last few days in Montreal, and making as much money as I can doing moves.
I promise subsequent blog posts will be far more interesting.
Rock on, this is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI live in LA right now, but by the time you're on the road I'll be moving to Chicago. I'll be there for a year (at least), so if/when you roll through Chicago let me know — you're definitely welcome to stay.
Cheers!
Chris
DO IT FOR AMERICA
ReplyDeleteJaimie guy I remember your mother calling you that...now I promise just one visit down memory lane... you as that little blue ball so long ago...now on a bike
ReplyDeleteyour friend, with love and a hug
Kelly
ps: the Obamas and the Queen of England send their love