[pct-l] Gottawalk Reply (Stephen)

[Stephen]

Ah the old quiting smoking thing.  When I quit I just got on my bike a lot, 
worked out, stayed active.  Next thing you know I found myself in the 
company the likes of Steve Heg, and later beat Floyd
Landis in a steep hill climb time trial.  I had smoked for twenty years, and 
drank heavily for most of that myself.  Kinda liked to drink and drive.
Anyway, I remember how edgy I was for a few weeks, esspecially the first 
two, when I quit.  Almost got in a couple fights, but it passed.  Since I 
was working out and riding I gained a lot of weight pretty fast, but it fit 
good, and so just stay active, busy, and it's all good...


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "jason moores" <jmmoores at hotmail.com>
To: <pct-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2009 6:08 PM
Subject: [pct-l] Gottawalk Reply (Stephen)



  And good on you for
making the changes you have; feels good don't it?
StephenLife is good, my friend. I even quit smoking last month, after 25 
years, in prep. for the trail. This is easily the most difficult challenge 
that I've faced in a long time. If it wasn't for the benefit that I can 
already feel when hiking up elevation, I'm not sure if I would've made it 
this far.

jason

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