Since the holidays are upon us and the next two weekends will be filled with celebrating, this might be our last ride of the 2011 year. This time we were met up by our good friend Brittany. Having recently moved back from Tucson, Arizona, she was able to join us for her first Sunday Funday bike ride.  After parking at our usual spot, we debated on where our first pit stop would be. We thought of a couple of different spots, but that Irish Coffee from the Gaf just sounded too good. Unable to resist, we made our way to the Gaf. We grabbed some fun Santa hats to show off our festive attitudes, and they were a hit with everyone as we rode by! Everyone waved and shouted Merry Christmas!  After a small bite to eat and a couple of Irish Coffees, we made our way back to the Plaza.  We lucked out and had pretty fantastic weather for our bike ride.  We stopped in at Kona for a drink before heading up to Old Westport to stop in at Fric and Frac.  We fueled up and enjoyed some good ol’ comfort food while enjoying another drink as the sun started to set.  It was dark and getting cooler as we all rode back to our car.  Not yet ready to end the evening, we grabbed some snacks and wine at the grocery store before camping out in front of our TV to watch Zombieland.  It was a great Sunday Funday to round out the 2011 year!

In the past year, we have done quite a bit. 5K’s, adventure races, marathons, Tweed ride, Halloween ride and countless other events. It was certainly a glorious year, and we definitely had a lot of fun. For those of you that have joined us or invited us, we just want to send you a great big THANK YOU for helping us make this a fantastic year! We have made many new friends in 2011, and we hope to see more of you in 2012.  Next year we have already planned a jammed pack list and I’m sure we will be adding to that as the year develops.  Please join us as we hope to make 2012 even better than the previous year!  Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year to you all!

M&C!

Top o’ the mornin to ya!!

Everybody have a great day out there and be safe! If you see the Leprechaun, make sure and share that gold with us!

Cheers!!!

Christopher and Mandy

Another year has come and gone. They seem to go so fast these days. This year has definitely gone quite fast. We are getting the hang of this website and getting the hang of what types of rides/runs/races we want to do. In the coming year, we have big plans to keep us active with adventure races, marathons, bike rides and much more. We are really looking forward to 2011. So stay tuned and as always, if anybody wants to join us, don’t hesitate to ask. We always welcome people to join in on the fun!

So until then, everybody enjoy the new year and be safe. And as always, please be responsible when drinking.

Here is a brief recap of this year’s post…

 

We wanted to take a moment and say Merry Christams to you and your family!! Enjoy the holidays and be safe!

 

Thanksgiving Day is a harvest festival celebration. Traditionally, it has been a time to give thanks for a bountiful harvest. While it may have been religious in origin, Thanksgiving is now primarily identified as a secular holiday. It is sometimes casually referred to as Turkey Day and has since been a tradition since 1863. So in other words, enjoy the day with loved ones and eat until you passout! I know we will be!

HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!