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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 225: The Pedaling Warrior
Riding down the freeway, the pedaling warrior of the sunset dips in and out of traffic like it is the business of no-one they ever knew, for they are beholden to no-one and no-one can try and stop their purposeful … Continue reading
Five-Hundred Word Challenge 223: My Legs are Sore
My legs are sore. They are feeling very sore this afternoon, as well as this morning. They will no longer be sore soon, but right now they are sore. Why are they sore? Well, it’s a bit of story. I … Continue reading
More Cycling-Related Ranting
So earlier today I was writing about stuff. I don’t know. It wasn’t that interesting. I ended up losing the timer and decided to discard it because I decided that I wanted to write about something else instead. The thing … Continue reading
Minor Car Accident
So today I was going to write about the bus strike due to the announcement from Andrew Constance, New South Wales’ transport minister, that a whole bunch of bus routes were going to be privatised due to the amount of … Continue reading
A Driver Nearly Took me out Today, so Here’s a Short Tangent
So today is going to be another post about cycling because I had a dearth of desire to write. Actually, it would be more accurate to say that whilst I had a desire to write, I didn’t feel as though … Continue reading
One Thousand Word Challenge 18: The Thing I Need to do
It’s a somewhat-miserable day outside. Somewhat. The upside of today is that I don’t have to water my plants. The downside is that I will have to trudge through the crappy weather sooner or later, although it will mostly be … Continue reading
