We got a thumbs up from Joe Jacobi, America’s first-ever Olympic Gold Medallist in Whitewater Canoe Slalom and Network Television Sports Analyst.Action Wipes for Kayaking
We got a thumbs up from Joe Jacobi, America’s first-ever Olympic Gold Medallist in Whitewater Canoe Slalom and Network Television Sports Analyst.
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Bike To Work
Carlton Reid and Tim Grahl have put together a great book full of information and tips on how to "BIKE TO WORK - BURN CALORIES, NOT GAS"
For a FREE, 50 Page Book Sampler presented by Action Wipes, go to: http://tinyurl.com/68dysf and be sure to check out the "I'll get all sweaty" section on page 21.
For the complete book download, go to: http://www.biketoworkbook.com/
If you bike to work, or are even considering the idea, this is a must read!
For a FREE, 50 Page Book Sampler presented by Action Wipes, go to: http://tinyurl.com/68dysf and be sure to check out the "I'll get all sweaty" section on page 21.
For the complete book download, go to: http://www.biketoworkbook.com/
If you bike to work, or are even considering the idea, this is a must read!
My Thanksgiving Vacation
Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. This year, we closed the office for the week in order to spend time with our families and give thanks for what we have. Curt headed to Palm Springs to visit with his folks, while I headed to San Pedro, Mexico to visit my dad.
San Pedro is where my mother and I were born and where I was raised by my grandmother till the age of five. (That's my grandma in the middle and that's the house I was born and raised in.) Spanish was my first language. However, it was quickly forgotten as my dad began to teach me English from the moment I arrived in the U.S. and insisted it be the only language I speak from then on. Spanish was not allowed in the house as I grew up, which I believe was mostly because he couldn't speak nor understand it. Yup, my dad is a white boy, a gringo - thus making me a mutt (just like President Elect Obama.)
Thank you Dad, I love you!!
To get to 
San Pedro, one must fly into Guadalajara then drive 2.5 hours southwest, towards Puerto Vallarta. The drive is scary as the road is only two lanes with dangerous curves, big trucks and impatient drivers that aren't afraid of passing those trucks regardless of the curves. Phew, just thinking about it scares me. Anyway, San Pedro is a very small town, I actually call it a village, with a population of no more than 600 people.
San Pedro, one must fly into Guadalajara then drive 2.5 hours southwest, towards Puerto Vallarta. The drive is scary as the road is only two lanes with dangerous curves, big trucks and impatient drivers that aren't afraid of passing those trucks regardless of the curves. Phew, just thinking about it scares me. Anyway, San Pedro is a very small town, I actually call it a village, with a population of no more than 600 people.
San Pedro is where my mother and I were born and where I was raised by my grandmother till the age of five. (That's my grandma in the middle and that's the house I was born and raised in.) Spanish was my first language. However, it was quickly forgotten as my dad began to teach me English from the moment I arrived in the U.S. and insisted it be the only language I speak from then on. Spanish was not allowed in the house as I grew up, which I believe was mostly because he couldn't speak nor understand it. Yup, my dad is a white boy, a gringo - thus making me a mutt (just like President Elect Obama.)
It's ironic that he's now living in San Pedro because prior to his retirement some 20+ years ago, he'd never even stepped foot in Mexico. He's been living there now over 15 years and guess what? He still doesn't speak spanish. But he's happy and lives well enough on his navy pension and social security. Not as happy as when my mom was alive, but happy enough. (One day I'll tell you about my mom - she was the Sheriff of San Pedro!)
This post doesn't really have anything to do with Action Wipes, I just wanted you to know a little about my dad. Because if it hadn't been for him bringing me back to the U.S. and giving me the love, support and encouragement to be whatever I wanted to be - I would never have had the opportunity to create Action Wipes.
Thank you Dad, I love you!!
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