Today I swept with Andrew for our 85 mile ride. It was a gorgeous day and we just rode a flat ride through the wheat fields of Washington. Andrew is hilarious and we talked about everything on the road. Once we got in we went to a couples house to eat and swim. We played an intense game of 3v3 basketball in the pool. The next morning we had a sponsored breakfast at McDonalds. We then went and visited the Shriner’s children’s hospital, the Ronald McDonald house and the local children’s hospital. We then went to REI and Nick and I bought sweet $4 horns for our bikes (classic). We havesponsored spaghetti dinner at the Ronald McDonald house to end the night.
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Thank you for visiting my Journey of Hope Blog! This summer I will be cycling across the country to raise money and awareness for people with disabilities. In 67 days, I will be cycling from the west coast to Washington DC to educate millions of Americans about looking at one's abilities rather than focusing on their disabilities. The Journey of Hope raises over $500,000 annually for Push America whose mission is "Building leaders of tomorrow by serving people with disabilities today".
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- Currently in my 2nd Professional Year in Purdue University's School of Pharmacy, I have been a member of Pi Kappa Phi for over 4 years. I am extremely excited for the upcoming summer and thank again for visiting my blog!
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