Vermont: The Cyclist’s Paradise
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The half-eaten pint of Ben in Jerry’s in the freezer is the only connection many people may have to Vermont. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, you have my permission to raid your neighbor’s freezer (say it’s for education purposes). Although Vermont is somewhat of a runt compared to the rest of its forty-nine siblings, it’s assets are disproportionally large. Vermont has been in the news a bit more due thanks to Bernie Sanders, but this strong, little state has always possessed a rebellious, unconventional flavor. And it’s this flavor that...
How to Become a Diehard Cyclist
Upgrade from your mother’s (or grandmother’s) bike that was likely manufactured from a recycled WWII airplane You know exactly what I am talking about. The bike probably lived in the barn for several decades before you rescued it, it may have three speeds (but probably has one), the thing weighs as much as a Harley, and you only enjoy the ride when you go downhill…and when you get off. Purchase a helmet that doesn’t look like a bowling ball cut in half Do yourself a favor by ditching that helmet that you dug...
A Week of Travel is Worth a Year in the Office.
Life is too short not to travel. As trite as this phrase may be, it is so honestly, terribly, regrettably true. As a twenty-something year old male myself, I don’t quite have the years under my belt to personally verify this adage, but speaking to anyone older than I about the passage of time, the song remains the same: I can remember when I was your age…my goodness, where has the time gone?...
