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Thursday, January 27, 2011
Looking down the wrong end of the telescope
I was asked to do a ride review for the Chili Ride. I guess I've done them since the first Chili Ride.
This year, due to my slight disability, I arrived to eat and visit as everyone was rolling in from their rides. I spent
the whole afternoon sitting in a nice chair doing guest interviews. Tandemists are some of the sweetest people on earth
and I enjoyed their kind attention. Thanks, guys. If we find a vehicle for a ride review, I'll do a write
up. As my stoker said when I complained that I had no knowledge of the ride or the food, having carefully worked my
walker past the food, along the deck, without getting a wheel caught, "When have you let facts get in the way of a good
ride review?" We are without a Top Hats couple. No one to do a newsletter or sub it out. I
feel like we are looking down the wrong end of a telescope. The future of the club doesn't look good like that.
We will have a Valentines Day Ride. I guess there will be a notice sent out with the particulars.
As soon as I know the day, time and location, I'll post it under events. Folks...we need a lead couple.
The work you do is entirely dependent on how you delegate. The rest of the steering committee is still in place.
You just need to find a newsletter writer if you don't want to do it.
4:26 pm est
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January, 23, 2011, The Chili Ride Not that
I'd know, but the day seemed perfect for a bike ride. The food, I'm told, was plentiful and I'll vouch that
some of it was delicious. The group was sympathetic and interested.

March 13, 1999 St. Patrick's Day Parade A small contingency
of intrepid HATS members joined the strip joints, bars, eateries of Richmond Street and others in the frigid cold to celebrate
St. Paddy's day. Things to note: our clothing (it was bitterly cold!), how small Amanda was, the "clown
bikes" (sorry, Hanz...they didn't believe they were Real bikes) and the Out of Towner HATS.

SWTR Double DATES hosted
tandem rally in Tyler, Texas. About the turn of the century?
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