Monthly Archives: December 2003

Personally supporting the motorcycle industry

Posted on December 31, 2003 by carolyn

You know your spending is getting seriously out of control when business owners start personally contacting you after purchases. I don’t know if I ever mentioned that Andy Goldfine (owner of Aerostich) called me a few months ago after reading … Continue reading →

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Bridgeville

Posted on December 27, 2003 by carolyn

Bridgeville is up for sale again. If I had $800,000 and the option of buying either a small house in Cupertino or a city along highway 36, I’d be sorely tempted to take Bridgeville. I have to admit that I … Continue reading →

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Xmas goodies

Posted on December 25, 2003 by carolyn

Merry Christmas, everyone! The bike did pretty well this year. Peter bought the SVS a new front sprocket, a visor pouch for my faceshields, and a Pit Bull rear stand. Peter’s parents donated the California National Geographic topographic map software. … Continue reading →

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Carrying on the Danger tradition….

Posted on December 22, 2003 by carolyn

….here we are on doomed flight #810 to O’Hare.

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Vagablogging

Posted on December 22, 2003 by carolyn

If you’re into travel writing, go check out Rolf Potts’ blog. I like Potts’ writing a lot; his stories are that wonderful mix of historical fact, local color, and humor. Today’s entry is a link to his interview with Tim … Continue reading →

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