http://ethelreda1959.com/wordpress St. Ethelreda Class of 1959 Musings and Memories Thu, 12 Jan 2012 04:57:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://ethelreda1959.com/wordpress/other-alumni-comments/comment-page-1/#comment-1380 mary corley smith Wed, 30 Jun 2010 18:16:43 +0000 http://ethelreda1959.com/wordpress/?page_id=165#comment-1380 I love reading all the comments, especially from alumns from years after ours. I love reading all the comments, especially from alumns from years after ours.

]]> http://ethelreda1959.com/wordpress/other-alumni-comments/comment-page-1/#comment-374 Patti Duffy Poirier Sat, 30 Jan 2010 14:44:21 +0000 http://ethelreda1959.com/wordpress/?page_id=165#comment-374 I want to give a round of applause to Joan for her 1/2 marathon walk. I can ride into to sunset, but I can't walk to Batavia, probably 7 miles. It's great and thanks for sharing. Those are the kind of things that are of interest to me. I have riden rides for charity. My daughter in law, Chris, is walking the Avon walk this year. I think both the training and the event are character building. Congratulations, Joan!! And I do know the feeling of trying to back out of it. When I got to Lake Tahoe, I asked where the ride was going to take place. It was a century ride on the highways around Lake Tahoe, called America's Most Beautiful Bike RIde. I drove the ride and almost cried imagining that I would be doing this on a bike. I was terrified, and went back to tell my team in training leader that I couldn't possibly do it. Well, I did do it, white knuckles all the way. It a real accomplishment when we stretch ourselves. I wonder, as I write this, if anyone of us has gone to Haiti to help. I really wish I could. God Bless! I want to give a round of applause to Joan for her 1/2 marathon walk. I can ride into to sunset, but I can’t walk to Batavia, probably 7 miles. It’s great and thanks for sharing. Those are the kind of things that are of interest to me. I have riden rides for charity. My daughter in law, Chris, is walking the Avon walk this year. I think both the training and the event are character building. Congratulations, Joan!! And I do know the feeling of trying to back out of it. When I got to Lake Tahoe, I asked where the ride was going to take place. It was a century ride on the highways around Lake Tahoe, called America’s Most Beautiful Bike RIde. I drove the ride and almost cried imagining that I would be doing this on a bike. I was terrified, and went back to tell my team in training leader that I couldn’t possibly do it. Well, I did do it, white knuckles all the way. It a real accomplishment when we stretch ourselves. I wonder, as I write this, if anyone of us has gone to Haiti to help. I really wish I could. God Bless!

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