Oh, you won't be hearing from him. He likes to read about himself over my
shoulder, but he would never admit that he's a Rivendell convert. He still
believes he could go back to his Target bike and it would be no big deal. He
will ride to the park and in our neighborhood, but there is no epic bi
Leah,
This has all been fun and I think he has now come full circle with his
bike.
My question
When will we be seeing a post from Mrs Leah's husband?
There has to be another side of this story.:)
Jon
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I think your husband did a really good job on his crate and he and that
bike are stylinregards...plus I think your posts are great. They make
me smile !I hope you guys have many happy rides together as a family!
Best regardsRyan
On Tuesday, August 23, 2016 at 12:22:28 AM UTC-5, LeahFoy
Thanks, Ryan. Such sweet words. Are you really getting a husband-wife HHH?
Jealous! You'll make us a thread when you've got it, right?
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That crate looks awesome! Totally not crapmanship.
On Sunday, August 21, 2016 at 4:30:42 PM UTC-7, dougP wrote:
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> That came out very nicely. On the "crapsmanship" questioin, I dunno. It
> looks pretty slick. Now, had he actually taken a fistfull of paint
> stirrers & slapped them together
Doug, who knows what I did, let me tell you I really did it good. My normally
meticulous self really ought to be driven nuts every time I look down and see
that misshapen basket, but somehow it has become something of a badge of honor.
"I USED that basket, folks! I got my 12 bucks' worth!" I'm
Leah:
"My Wald is already bent and misshapen, so clearly I can't be trusted with
anything delicate."
You've managed to bend a Wald basket??? What are you doing? It's sure a
good thing you guys found Rivendell & steel bikes.
dougP
On Monday, August 22, 2016 at 7:45:20 AM UTC-7, LeahFoy wro
LeahFoy,
Your storytelling is so engaging and just gets better and better as elements of
your relationship get woven in. I especially like the links to great phrases
and lines from previous postings.
Ryan "waiting for Husband/Wife Riv HH" Hankinson
West Michigan
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Smiling Keep us posted on the crate excursions.
"FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS RIDE JUNK "
On Mon, Aug 22, 2016 at 8:45 AM, LeahFoy wrote:
> Jon, you're funny! This might be the only time he objects to
> matchey-matchey. I'm certain he has staked his claim on the crate idea as
> being total
Jon, you're funny! This might be the only time he objects to matchey-matchey.
I'm certain he has staked his claim on the crate idea as being totally unique
and totally his. I dare not infringe.
I use my bike for commuting the boys to school and there's no way that crate
would hold up. That sill
Leah,
Have you ordered a crate for yourself ? Matchy- Match
Love how the honey colored crate matches the Brooks!!!
Oh what fun memories you are making!!!
Jon
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Looks great-- and what a fun story. Much better than having it come in the
mail. Maybe your boys will be inspired to build something on their bikes?
shoji
On Sunday, August 21, 2016 at 6:16:16 PM UTC-4, LeahFoy wrote:
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> As many of you know, my husband became a reluctant Clem owner this wint
Leah, He did a great job building that crate, he should be proud! Your
stories continue to inspire.
Cheers, Steve
On Sunday, August 21, 2016 at 6:16:16 PM UTC-4, LeahFoy wrote:
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> As many of you know, my husband became a reluctant Clem owner this winter.
> And when he settled in to the look
Looks like one happy camper to me, well done!
I can relate to working in the A/C on a bike. A couple of Fridays ago I had
cleaned up a bike for my neighbor's daughter and when it came time to
install new brake and shifter housings and cables, I brought the bike into
the dinning room. At least I
Eric - yikes! I think I gotta side with your wife on that one. :)
Doug - there was some reason he couldn't get that cup holder close - yet
another frustration. He explained why but I couldn't understand without really
looking, and I just couldn't be bothered with that! ;)
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That came out very nicely. On the "crapsmanship" questioin, I dunno. It
looks pretty slick. Now, had he actually taken a fistfull of paint
stirrers & slapped them together with zip ties, now THAT would crapsmanship
of highest oder. As to the coffee flying out of the cup, clearly the
cuphol
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