Archive for February, 2010
She’s Always Been There…
This post is a pause from my cycling training, my cycling fundraising and my overall cycling obsession. Why? Because without a very important person in my life… much of this wouldn’t be what it is!
I want to recognize my wife, Janice. She’s been there for it all. She was there for my [...]
Another Great Opportunity To Pedal With A Purpose!
Ride for Relief: Benefiting Those Suffering In Haiti
This Sunday, February 28th, the Tricyclists Bicycle Racing Club will be hosting a benefit bike ride for people suffering in Haiti. The minimum donation will be $10.00, collected on the day of the event. The ride will begin at 9:00AM from the Open Eye Café in Carrboro. [...]
Make My Friend Pay!
Just when you think your friends have gone above and beyond helping out… they do more.
Ian, also known as Pedalman, is a good friend an avid cyclist in Toronto.
He’s ready to ante up for my fundraiser and he’s written about it on his cycling blog: Pedalman’s View.
I’ve joined Team In Training to benefit The Leukemia [...]
Traded My Suit For A Cycling Jersey…
On Sunday night, I joined my co-worker, Penn Holderness, on the Olympic Zone. It’s a show where Penn talks about our area’s connection to the athletes taking part in the Winter Olympics. We also had a great story about pediatric cancer patients at a local hospital where they were able to enjoy the escape of [...]
The Man Cave is feeling like a cave… COLD!
As you warm up and really get to mashing the pedals on an indoor trainer it really starts to get warm. Many of us need towels because the sweat really starts dripping and that’s with a fan blowing in your face.
But these days, I’m going without the fan. Yes, it’s that cold in the “man [...]
Pedaling With A Purpose…
UPDATE: Thanks so much for watching! Please click here: “Team In Training” to make a donation.
Thank you so much for your support!
Best, Donald
It’s that time again to pedal with a purpose! I love being able to use my energy to mash the pedals for a great cause like cancer research. So many of [...]
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