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Tuesday April 22, 2003

Riding in the Rain

Last night's ride home was an invigorating experience. 30 minutes into my ride it began to rain. Then the lightning came. It made me feel so so alive as I strained my muscles to go faster and I gritted my teeth to block out the cold. 20 minutes later I caught a tailwind and a smile molested my face. 15 minutes after that a double rainbow appeared and I giggled like a little school girl. It was won of my best riding-home experiences and a great feeling of accomplishment flooded my body as I stumbled into our living room. Very wet, but very alive.

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