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posted by Robin's Ride @ 10:16 PM
Robin's Ride For Women, Overcoming the Fear of Life and Helmet Hair
Please Help.Pledge now. Even $1 counts for New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity's Women Build Program and Grounds for Health. I rode my motorcycle alone across 44 states and parts of Canada through 20,226 incredible miles in 4-months 4-days. My site: www.robinsrideforwomen.com This trip is about following your dreams. SEE A VIDEO ABOUT MY RIDE on www.womenridersnow.com streaming video: http://www.womenridersnow.com//PublicFiles/DepartmentViewer.asp?DepartmentID=44
Sunday, October 08, 2006
Robin's Ride For Women, Overcoming the Fear of Life and Helmet Hair
Please Help.Pledge now. Even $1 counts for New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity's Women Build Program and Grounds for Health. I rode my motorcycle alone across 44 states and parts of Canada through 20,226 incredible miles in 4-months 4-days. My site: www.robinsrideforwomen.com This trip is about following your dreams. SEE A VIDEO ABOUT MY RIDE on www.womenridersnow.com streaming video: http://www.womenridersnow.com//PublicFiles/DepartmentViewer.asp?DepartmentID=44
About Me
- Name: Robin's Ride
- Location: Washington, United States
I am on the greatest adventure of my life, riding my beautiful Harley approximately 20,000 miles to raise money for the New Orleans Area Habit for Humanity's Women Build Program, and for Grounds for Health helping ladies in coffee country - Latin America - where the cervical cancer incidence is one of if not the highest in the world. All they need is a $50 screening to help save their lives. Last year was the worst in my life literally watching both of my parents die within 4 months, and seeing my son struggle to be. I am fighting to overcome fear and sorrow from loss that affects my heart and my soul - I am hearing from ladies who are fighting for their very lives. Whenever you think you have it bad look around, someone has it worse. I have traveled to 15 different countries and I have seen people living in places you wouldn't put your dog. Yet they still laugh. The human condition is amazing. We are the combination of all of our experiences good or bad. It's what we do with that experience that counts. Live life to the fullest every day, be kind to others and have lots of fun. Follow your dreams now - I am.
Previous Posts
- 995 Miles To Go! I'm going to beat 20,000!
- Almost Home!
- Hi Mitzi and Anthony, I took your advice!
- Over 16,000 miles down and remembering some Smokie...
- When I get back to Seattle...
- The dog ate my glasses!
- AhHa! Today the pictures are working!
- Looking at a 500 mile day
- Katrina One Year Later
- Remembering Grounds for Health Reception
1 Comments:
hi robin, i tried to e-mail you and it wasn't taking it. try mine.. I would really like to see you if you are here!
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