Ridecamp: Re: [RC] [RC] "...raised with my parents doing endurance rides..."

--- Deanna German <finishis2win@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> General observation: if you bring a husband to a
> ride, you must keep him
> busy to keep him happy. The more important the job,
> the happier I bet he'll
> be. Timer is a very important job and all the talent

My husband is like many others mentioned.  He's a
softy about the animals, but dislikes riding and said
he had no interest in even camping with me at a ride. 
I got him to volunteer as a timer at NRR last
Saturday, and he said "it wasn't bad" and even said he
now wants to fix up the camping situation with our
trailer so that he can come along!  :)

~Nicole

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