Cycling race adventure

[petehsiung]

On a side note, I can easily say that given how much I like to explore places and get to know them, I am a person who loves adventure and new places as adventurous I could be. Rural, urban, regional, local or even remote esp in such a foreign territory, they do give me fresh ideas- even though I does not mean I want to live there . Not to mention while I am in college for a education, I am planning on double majoring in international studies with a geography major, considering its very versatile and works well with many others. AFter all, importantly cycling, adventure, exploration, culture/diversity, lots and plenty of fun and good times and finally service all go together One neat yet interesting combo

[petehsiung]

As I have decided at the last minute after I have woke up around 9ish or 930am this morning, I am not going to the race. Knowing that I have that workshop to attend for my extra credit assignment at my profs house (pretty unusual isn't it?), good thing that I am passing it over. Not to mention I think last weekend was more then enough. Though I will be looking forward to racing at the place of the fighting irishes , University of Notre Dame my last part of my spring break trip as I am continuing to train. Hopefully at South Bend, In there there will be stuff to do after the race

[petehsiung]

Until then next week, a 9 hour drive to mizzou for the bike race!!!! While I will think about that, have to say that trip is longer, if not the longest I have taken in a while. Yet while its close to Columbia,Mo, would be nice for me to check out the city and perhaps they may have something for us to do, well after the race. Til then with the race course hopefully I will be better prepared.

[Tom Earp]

Practice and mind set Grass Hopper!

Go for it and let the wind blow through you hair so to speak!

Seek, work, and you will find!