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Sad to report there’s no Jesse James 60 mile ride on my Strava today. 😭After contracting strep in July, I got it AGAIN this week after a long weekend of late nights, hard riding, and probably overdoing an overtaxed immune system. My initial strep bout in July resulted in a whole host of other problems... (Who’s got two thumbs and a full body rash? This guy!) 🤦🏻‍♀️ Eight doctors visits later... and I think I’m finally on the upswing. This is a selfie of me going back to work yesterday after missing three more days from strep this week and rockin some sweet new baubles from @empressedthreads 🍑 (one day work week, #amiright?!). Feeling INCREDIBLY grateful for the many, many friends who’ve continued to reach out during this growing, sometimes stressful, morphing, blooming season of my life to check in on my health, send love, give a shot of sunshine ☀️ and good vibes. You know who you are and thank u 💕 #healthmatters #bewell #loveyourself #friends #grateful #goodhairday #artisanearrings

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Question for any one who’s ever ridden a bicycle: Have you ever rolled through a stop sign? If so, do you think it deserves punishment?⁣ ⁣ Three miles into my ride in the Dakota Regional Trail yesterday, I rolled through one (I could SEE there were no cars in either direction with time to stop). Moments later, I got “pulled over” on the trail and was given a ticket by regional park cops for rolling thru. We went back and forth about why this was ridiculous (but of course I couldn’t really argue for fear of some subjective charge like harassing an officer or having an opinion). I argued the fact that I’m a very safe bicyclist (death by car is not my MO), and that I hate when bicyclists decided to act like cars one minute and then a moment later act like a pedestrian. I recognize that rolling thru a stop sign is illegal, but is there nothing better this POS officer could have been doing instead? Like... actually HELPING people instead of ticketing bicyclists? (he told me I was the 4th person he’d ticketed so far. Read: end of the month, make your quota) ⁣ If cops want to know why people don’t trust them and think they’re full of it, take this as another classic example of discretionary, subjective justice. He didn’t have to write that ticket and instead could have had a productive conversation. Come at me if you want, but I can think of a million different ways I’d expect a public servant to “protect and serve.” Alrighty, rant over. I only had 47 miles to stew on it! 😝 #cycling #roadbike #roadbiking #getarealjob #longdistanceride

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