Archive for the ‘Dad’ Category

Cancer and a bike ride

Posted: August 24, 2009 in Biking, Dad

I just wanted to take a moment to let you know how my ride in the Sunflowers to Roses Bike Tour went this past Sunday.  Wow what a day in terms of weather, and actual number of riders.  Last year – calm winds, sunny skies, and temperatures starting out around 65.  This year I think [...]

My Personal Storm Story

Posted: January 16, 2009 in Dad, Faith

  This purpose of this story came after reading storm stories on Norester’s Storm blog.  Be sure to head over there and check out the stories layed out there.  They will touch your heart.  Today is my day if you will, so here you go.  I’m really not sure where to start this story. My first [...]

Dad’s horrific battle

Posted: January 2, 2009 in Dad

Today is another step in my dad’s battle against cancer.  He returns to the hospital for a PET scan today to see where we are. Was that scare tissue we saw with the CAT scan, or the cancer?  He returns today to see if the pain and battling over the last year worked – at least [...]

UGH

Posted: October 21, 2008 in Biking, Dad, Faith, Life

It is an UGH Day.  The weather is changing… the rain is getting ready to start. The weather man is promising hail tomorrow morning during rush hour.  I am triple book this evening.  Lately I never stop to look around – except when there is an accident.  Worrying is taking hold again.  My dad is [...]

Team Imagine – further update

Posted: August 21, 2008 in Biking, Dad, Faith

So here is part of the team… Baby Mackenzie in the middle beside Dad, Jason to the left in the blue shirt, me to the right and Rob on the end.  Kati (mom) is taking the picture.  Who would have thought that cute little Baby Mackenzie would start getting sick and infecting mom and dad… they [...]

I just wanted to take a moment to let you know how my ride in the Sunflowers to Roses bike ride on Sunday, August 17th went.  Wow what a day in terms of weather, number of riders, and yes once again number of hills.  The winds were calm.  The sky was sunny, and the temperature [...]