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Living Freedom by Claire Wolfe. Musings about personal freedom and finding it within ourselves.

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Claire Wolfe

Something to make you smile

Tuesday, March 12th, 2013

Working on a Blog Tome right now. In the meantime, here’s something to make you smile and maybe bring a tear to your eye. It’s “just a commercial,” but …

(Source for those who can’t see the embed)

H/T to L.

5 Responses to “Something to make you smile”

  1. Water Lily Says:

    Thanks, loved it!

  2. Concealed Carrying Cyclist Says:

    That’s awesome.

    On a related note, Alan, a riding acquaintance, is celebrating his 70th birthday this Saturday. A bunch of the local (and not-so-local) Randonneurists (about 30 as of last count) are going on a 70 mile bike ride (Alan’s newest RUSA-approved route), then meeting for pizza, cake and beer afterwards. I fervently hope that Alan doesn’t finish so far ahead of me that he drinks all the beer.

    If you don’t know anything about Randonneuring and the RUSA, 70 miles is a ‘short’ route (some these guys do a 1200k bicycle ride every year; that’s crazy even by my standards).

  3. jed Says:

    Very cool. I miss my motorcycle.

    Also cool: New center offers help for dogs consumed by fear.

  4. Ellendra Says:

    There’s more to living than just staying alive.

  5. Paul Bonneau Says:

    I’m 63 and it’s getting a little difficult to horse a 500lb Triumph around any more. I’ve been spending some time over at advrider.com looking at threads where people go touring on 250cc thumpers. Guess I need to slow down and enjoy the scenery. Oregon is a nice state to ride in.

 





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