Cranksgiving

October is tomorrow. September was a bit of a blur.

And Cranksgiving looms. This is our third year of Cranksgiving, and to be honest, I wasn't feeling it until a couple of days ago. With all of the stuff that's gone down in the last seven months, I'd really just like to get back to basics: family, work, ride. No more.

But then I thought about the event, and its impact to those who benefited from it last year. And after that, there's no choice — Cranksgiving has to happen.

Information is up, enthusiasm is renewed. We're set for November 14 at noon at Bike Masters.

In the meantime, if you want to donate or volunteer, or if you need more info, send me a note.

Time to go check more items off the list for today.

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Oh, the car. Forgot about that. We got it all ironed out, and Chris drove her new (used) Toyota Rav4 to work today. In the end, we didn't get as low as we wanted on the price, but the dealership didn't get what they wanted, either.

After an 11th-hour clusterfook in the finance office, we got it ironed out. Like I said, it wasn't exactly what we wanted, but nobody (including the dealer) gets everything they want all the time.