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I finished the ride! I again want to say again to all of you for supporting my ride. Your donation is for a good cause. Finally, your cancelled check to the National MS Society will serve as your tax receipt. Please send me an email if you have any questions. Below is my story if you wish to read more. ======================================= Prologue Should I do it or not? This was a question that had to be answered.....and soon. This question had been lurking in the back of my mind since I'd already seen some gnarly bike crashes before and I've heard all the nasty stories about them. So I was basically reluctant to do so, but I was obviously curious about it and so I had mixed feeling altogether. I jumped on the internet for some perspective and discovered the pros and cons. I figured, if I did happen to be involved in a pile-up, then I'd be sorry. In the end, I did it. In the tradition of cycling, I decided to shave my legs! Day One - 100 miles My alarm sounded off at 4:30 and I jumped out of bed, quickly dressed, and threw my gear into my Jeep and hit the road. The MS150 ride started at 7am. And with 10,000 riders participating, my goal was to avoid as much traffic as possible. Thankfully, the team I rode with (Sun & Ski Sport) started in the number two position. bp, the corporate sponsor, started off the race. It should be noted that my ride started at Tully Stadium (Dairy Ashford/I-10) as opposed to Rhodes Stadium (located in Katy) and so an extra 15 miles were immediately tacked on. From my POV, this day's ride was no different from any other I did in the preceding weeks other than the fact that it was longer by about 40 miles. After the start and once the crowd thinned out, I got into my groove (after pulling over for a quick relief stop) and stayed within my own and kept a moderate speed with a high cadence. The sun was above the clouds, but while en route a large, dark menacing cloud seemed to head my direction, but thankfully it amounted to nothing and the cloud cover remained most of the day.

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Hey Ken. How are things going for you? Is the market loving you? We have been really busy. We sold our house after 2 weeks on the market. I don't think I had it underpriced. I looked at the average $/sq ft for sales in our neighborhood for the last 6 months and I was pretty high above the average. Anyway, we got what we wanted and made a little money, so we were happy. Two days after we sold our house, Tonya found the one she wanted in Oaks of Devonshire. It's over at Louetta and I-45, just before The Thicket. It's a little bigger than we were looking for (3100 sq ft), but it's got a great game room/sunroom for the kids. It was built in 86, so it needs a little work. But that's ok with me. Anyway, we are closing on both houses on Monday and moving Tuesday and Wednesday. We will have you and Linda over for lunch or dinner one of these days. We also had tubes put into Jake's ears this month. We hated having to do that, but it has really made a difference. He had a constant ear infection since October. Now you can tell that he feels so much better. He's learning more and more each day. We have nothing that is "Jake proof". Even those plastic locks you put on cabinets don't hold him. He knows that if you keep yanking on the door over and over that it will eventually slip or break and then your in. I'm going to install pad locks on the cabinets at the new house. We'll see if that stops him. Anyway, everybody's doing well. I will be alot better after we finish this house business. I don't feel so good when I'm writing all those checks. Talk to you later. D

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Fred, I suggest a phone call among the team today to make sure we are all on the same wave length. What is your schedule? Thanks,

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