Tomorrow I’m leaving my couch-potato status behind to join a few hundred women in cycling across the Middle East! Right now I am not really sure how many of its aims Follow the Women can achieve, but I’ll definitely have an opinion (and tons of pictures) when I get back.
My personal aim, on the other hand, is to not fall off my bike (often?), to make it to the end of the trip (April 6 - 15) and to meet the incredible women who make up the group. Wish me luck!
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The Best of Luck Lujayn.
Have a good time and enjoy the ride.
Wish you a happy and free-of-hassle ride Lujayn...
Kisses/hugs to all your cycling buddies....;)
Abu Fares, I'll be giving you a call (fishing through my email right now to find the number again). Hope we can meet up!
Dubai Jazz, wisel! I'll do my best to pass on your "greetings"
Good for you, so I understand that you are in Syria now. That's a pleasure.
I am really proud of these ladies, they are doing something really unique and the great things is that they were able to keep it running for 3 years now.
Good luck with your cycling skills and make sure you take some photos...
RnD
Hi Lujayn; I hope you are enjoying your vacation, check out my blog if you are able to, regards:)
Lujayn
Shou sar ma3ek?
Are you back or what?
Hit us with a post about your ride or whatever else you feel like telling us about.
Abu Fares, back but pooped. My slave driver boss had me come into the office straight from the airport for a 10 hour working day. I want to post before work clouds the amazing time I had on the trip but I doubt I'll get around to it before the weekend. Hopefully I'll still be on my current high by then.
Thanks for you work and have a good week.
The languages cannot continue to divide the peoples and to give to origin the one that the tyrants lie. We have that to exceed the barrier of the languages. We cannot continue to be been deceptive by outlaws. We go to defend this thesis in the whole world all together
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