What am I thankful for? I'm thankful for a job that I love going to going to every day. I'm thankful for a boss that I can talk to about anything on any day. I'm thankful for fellow employees I can count on no matter what the situation. I am thankful for compensation that allows me to support my bike habit. But most of all I'm thankful for a wife that understands I'm a bike guy.......always have been.....always will be....amen.
Thankful for...…a family who knows the true meaning of love.…a career family who knows the true meaning of passion.…a set of friends who know the true meaning of trust.…a spirit that knows what's best regardless.
I'm thankful for my health, friends, work, home and especially my family. I honestly don't know where I'd be without my wife, April, and my two beautiful kids, Robert and Skylar. They are truly my reason for being.
Thankful that the bicycling industry remains upbeat when the rest of the economic world seems bent on collapse. Also very grateful that we've got thirty-three thousand acres of national park right outside the door that has provided many great bike rides and hikes over the years.
I'm thankful for my healthy, happy son and my studded bicycle tires arriving next week!
What am I thankful for? My sobriety, my family, my job, my friends. A roof over my head and food in my belly. My health, and all the little toys I'm allowed to have. Thanks for this. I need to be reminded sometimes that life is actually damn good, sometimes I can forget that in the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
I'm thankful for the amazing generosity of both friends and complete strangers in the help and support they gave to Ray and me during our Pan-American Ride!
I am truly grateful for my family and friends. Also, think about what a great country we live in. We (as U.S. citizens) should all be thankful for living in the greatest country in the history of civilization.
I'm thankful that I work in an industry where companies treat each other like family. I'm thankful for great customers like Century Cycles (shameless plug). I'm thankful I get to work in a field that also happens to be a passion of mine. And I'm most thankful for my wonderful family who help put a smile on my face every morning.
1. My family, especially my three grandchildren who are probably the smartest in the Midwest.
3. The new basement in River.
I'm thankful for spending thanksgiving with my family. The first in several years, I'm usually working. It was great! I'm thankful and hopeful that we have elected Obama who seems to be very green minded.
I am thankful for the Rails to Rrails initiative...and I hope they continue their green effort to turn old rails into great new cycling trails throughout Ohio!