Lady Jane
01-03-04, 03:05 PM
As for me, I resolve to mind my own business and ride twice as much as I did in 2003.
Foo - Anyone have any good New Year's resolutions?
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Joe Gardner
01-03-04, 03:23 PM
1: Become debt free.
2: Ride 7500 miles on the bike
3: Do a two week unsupported tour of Southern Utah.
2: Ride 7500 miles on the bike
3: Do a two week unsupported tour of Southern Utah.
TrekRider
01-03-04, 03:30 PM
Get my almost 58 year old bones in shape to do a century before the end of September. Cracked the metric century this year, and need the big one.
One would think that averaging over 100 miles per week in mainly hilly back roads would work, but I guess only 19 months of cycling is not enough to over come nearly a decade of doing next to nothing.
One would think that averaging over 100 miles per week in mainly hilly back roads would work, but I guess only 19 months of cycling is not enough to over come nearly a decade of doing next to nothing.
Gus Riley
01-03-04, 04:58 PM
Losing 15 pounds so the climbs during this year's RAGBRAI will seem smaller. :D
SD Fixed
01-05-04, 01:34 PM
I resolve:
Not to be on the cranky list next year.
I will do something (about my points of view) instead of argueing about it on the internet.
Not roll my jeep again.
Be at peace with my self, and with others.
Not to be on the cranky list next year.
I will do something (about my points of view) instead of argueing about it on the internet.
Not roll my jeep again.
Be at peace with my self, and with others.
bikeCOLORADO
01-05-04, 04:15 PM
I resolve:
Not to ever make New Years resolutions again!
If something needs to be done...Just Do It!
Not to ever make New Years resolutions again!
If something needs to be done...Just Do It!
The Rob
01-05-04, 10:19 PM
Re-commit to the good dining habits I've let slide over the last year. (No seconds!)
Improve my gym-training ethic!
Ride my bikes every chance I get. Heck, ride to the gym!
Recycle my internet porn (I'll get to it! I will!)
Be nicer to people. (hardest one on here...well, except maybe the porn.)
Make a disciplined start on becoming debt-free.
Take more time to honor God and his/her/it's many facets.
Good grief. Wish me luck.
Improve my gym-training ethic!
Ride my bikes every chance I get. Heck, ride to the gym!
Recycle my internet porn (I'll get to it! I will!)
Be nicer to people. (hardest one on here...well, except maybe the porn.)
Make a disciplined start on becoming debt-free.
Take more time to honor God and his/her/it's many facets.
Good grief. Wish me luck.
Stubacca
01-05-04, 10:42 PM
I resolve:
Not to ever make New Years resolutions again!
If something needs to be done...Just Do It!
I did that a few years ago, too. Makes life far simpler! Added bonus is it works faster... I commit to resolutions when I convince myself they're a good idea, rather than waiting for Jan 1.
Not to ever make New Years resolutions again!
If something needs to be done...Just Do It!
I did that a few years ago, too. Makes life far simpler! Added bonus is it works faster... I commit to resolutions when I convince myself they're a good idea, rather than waiting for Jan 1.