tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6558368124745892353.post5793806898278727758..comments2011-09-07T09:54:25.820-07:00XO-1.ORGhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/05056622357667732064noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6558368124745892353.post-59870740419103324512011-09-07T09:50:10.167-07:002011-09-07T09:50:10.167-07:00Chris,<br /><br />I wanted to say that I really enjoyed reading your words about Jim today in your newsletter. I only got to meet Jim in person once, maybe twice, but he was a &quot;digital friend&quot; and we spoke via facebook a few times. He was always interested in my training for the Tour Divide and I counted him as only a handful of people that understood the attraction of such a crazy ride. I thought of him much on my ride this past June, especially when I was down on myself. His spirit helped to pull me through some tough times. Unfortunately it was not enough as I didn&#39;t finish what I set out to do.<br /><br />&#39;ve been riding a fatbike around LA and I think of Jim alot as I pedal this beast around. I think he&#39;d be one of the few that would appreciate it. To honor him I made a custom bag for it and attached the patch that Marcus made for Jim&#39;s memorial. He&#39;ll always be riding around on my fatbike in spirit. I think he&#39;d like that. <br /><br />Thanks for your post today. I&#39;ll be making my donation to the LACBC soon.<br /><br />ErrinErrinhttp://www.frontageroads.comnoreply@blogger.com