When Meghann Rice lost her brother, Evan, her world turned upside down. Evan wasn’t just her brother — he was her confidant, a constant source of joy, and the one who made life brighter. His sudden passing left her grappling with profound grief, unanswered questions, and an overwhelming void. In her search for healing, she found an unexpected source of comfort: … [Read more...] about Meghann’s Journey: Finding Healing on Two Wheels
the road
Poem: “The Road is a Woman”
The road is A woman Almost naked Draped In scanty strands Of yellow and white A maiden Stained Here and there With skids of Burnt rubber From runaway semis, And the blood Of a fawn Half eaten by Vultures I can't fool this one She's seen too much And knows that I'm just like all Of the … [Read more...] about Poem: “The Road is a Woman”
Notes from the road: Happiness often lies in riding nowhere
Without realizing it, I eased the bike to the opposite side of the lane, instinctively avoiding the pothole I knew was around the next bend. I know every crack in this backroad. It’s one of my favorite local loops when I feel like riding but don’t feel like really going anywhere. The warmth of spring has yet to arrive. I ride out the last of winter daydreaming about more … [Read more...] about Notes from the road: Happiness often lies in riding nowhere
