Fortuitous Bouncing

2009 August 15
by Tyler

I’ve been giving some serious thought to applying for the Ride:Well Tour for next summer. It is a group of 17 cyclists who ride across America over June/July/early August and help raise money for Blood:Water Mission (they build clean water wells in Africa). I have no idea how I could do it with my job, or how I’d be able to raise all the money I would need to. But I am really tempted to pursue it. Let me know if you have any thoughts for or against it.

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Blessings.

  • dk

    Re: Ride:Well. Listen to that small, still voice. If it’s from God, He will provide the means. Do it.

  • http://shelfie.blogspot.com Shell

    It would be an awesome opportunity and BWM is awesome.

  • http://jonathanbrink.com Jonathan Brink

    I agree with the 40% of Twitter is pointless. But it’s the 60% that intrigues me.

  • godsidekurt

    I DARE you to do the bike tour thing…

  • http://tallskinnykiwi.typepad.com andrew jones (tallskinnykiwi)

    interesting about that hotel. i remember when i used to frequent their first experiment called The Mission in NE Portland, back in the 80′s. It was kinda underground back then – no advertising, just word of mouth.

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