Monthly Archives: October 2006

The Pumpkin Massacre last night was a success. We had around 30 guests of all ages in the house, madly scooping guts and getting creative with knives. I was pleased to see that a large number of my friends from … Continue reading →

Mom and Amy are back, with the horses (Tuffy and Cisco) settled in at a nearby pasture and Sophie the bloodhound bathed and well on her way to becoming an indoor dog. My cat, Cali, seems to be fine with … Continue reading →

My sister Amy recently decided to move from Idaho to Texas. My mother is helping her with the drive. She needs a bit of help, because she’s bringing her bloodhound puppy and towing a trailer with two horses. Yesterday morning … Continue reading →

I ordered a BMW R1200 Workshop CD and oil filter wrench from Motobins just before the New York trip. It arrived yesterday. Cost was $91 shipped from England. Now I just need to acquire the appropriate feeler guages, oil filter, … Continue reading →

Photos from my trip to New York last weekend are posted here. Some of the better ones: Circle Line 3-Hour Cruise around Manhattan Island: Rockefeller Center: Walking in Central Park: At the MOMA (Museum of Modern Art): Guggenheim: We were … Continue reading →

Mom and i are on a tour boat circling manhattan island. It's pretty chilly here at 49 degrees.

We were back at the track at 7AM on Sunday morning so Yosh and Kristina could select motorcycles for their track day. Carolyn and I had flights out that afternoon, but we wanted to be there to watch and take … Continue reading →

Saturday morning was a whirlwind of activity trying to get four women out of bed and to the track by 7am. With dusty conditions in mind, none of us took showers before getting into our gear and guzzling mochas from … Continue reading →

Every October, hundreds of female motorcyclists from across North America gather at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for Femmoto. Femmoto is a female-only demo track day. Besides being able to ride on a track without pressure from testosterone-poisoned riders, participants … Continue reading →