

Our conversations have turned to post-ride plans, the transport of bikes back home, and the mechanics of the last day. Everyone is very excited that there are only three riding days left ot go.
Lantham is a suburb of Albany.
Cycling 3,800 miles over 52 days for 15,200 meals
Here I am, a dad, a professor, and now an athlete. Who’d have thunk it? The dad thing gives me the most joy. Chris (29), Rebecca (26), and Matt (19) have enriched my life by teaching me all sorts of things. Being a professor is a good gig. Rutgers has taught me a lot in 24 years, as Department Chair, Director of the Graduate Program, and as a teacher. My favorite classes are “The Science of Food,”and “Food Safety: Fads, Facts, and Politics.”
I try to remember the words of the Harvard theologian, Henri Nouwen: “When you die and stand before God, the question won’t be “How many papers have you published in peer review journals?” The question will be “What have you done for the least of your brothers.*" This ride is dedicated to the least of my brothers (and sisters). Riding a bike to feed the hungry, pretty neat idea if I do say so myself.
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i was recently watching an A&E history special on spartan warriors, and, if i'm not mistaken, i believe they referred to strawberry shakes as the nectar of the gods when ambrosia was scarce. of course, i was at the time heavily consuming MY choice of nectars: rum. why else would i be watching A&E biographies.
safely enjoy your remaining miles!
- Priscilla
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