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Wishing You a Merry Christmas

*tap*tap* Is this thing on?

It is Christmas Eve. I must send out some Christmas love to each and every one of you.

You don’t celebrate Christmas? Well, that’s okay. My wish for you is the same: Peace and Love. When you have those two things in your life it seems that anything else is possible.

Throughout the year you’ve been there on the other side of the pixels giving me confidence, sharing my happiness, and taking the time to share your own stories with me. You’ve laughed, you’ve inspired and listened. I thank you deeply.

If I don’t say this enough, I’m sorry –  I am so grateful that you take time out of your day to read this little blog. That makes me tremendously happy. Thank you.

With love and hugs across the miles – I wish you all peace and love and a Merry Christmas.

Knobby Tire Christmas Wreath

This weekend marked the return of our Knobby Tire Christmas wreath. It was pulled down from the dusty reaches of the attic to shine on in the hallway of the Fuzzmop house. Deck the halls, moto-style.

I “made” the wreath in 2011, after deciding the old knobby, which was slated for the garbage, had enough life, enough purpose to be something more. It was simply too good to throw away. And so, it lives on.

Yes, it’s silly. But, I love it :)

Fellow motomama, Andrea from Wrapter.com just posted her knobby wreath on Instagram. Don’t you love it?

You know, those wrapters make great stocking stuffers. Just sayin’…

Oooh – An Update!

Brad over at Troubadour on a Triumph hung his motorcycle tire solstice wreath up. Here it is when lit:

Stop by his blog to see the unlit version!

Another update!

Brandy’s (Trobairitz’ Tablet) motorcycle tire wreath is tres chic! LOVE it! Stop by her blog to see it lit up at night :)

 

If you’ve got some moto decorations up for the holidays, share them in the comments below!

Long Island Santa Ride 2012

Is this thing on? How’s my beard?

Have I told you lately that I have the most awesome friends in the world?

On Sunday said awesome friends and I donned our big red and elfin suits and hit the road on our motorcycles to spread a little Christmas cheer.

I was tickled pink to have our group grow a little from last year.

Though one of my favorite-est Santas wasn’t able to make the ride this year ~ our dear friend Bill rode along with us in spirit.

It is really pretty amazing just how happy people are to see a group of moto Santas. Everywhere you turn people are honking, waving, taking pictures with their cellphones… it’s so fun :)

We even made the local Patch.com site after we cruised into the town of Port Jefferson, where the annual Charles Dickens Festival was happening.

image from portjefferson.patch.com
image from portjefferson.patch.com

Monetizing Christmas? Who needs it? I’m happy to report that we received many, many gifts in the form of smiles, honks and waves from the people around town. That, my friends – is worth its weight in gold.

I love Christmas time :)

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Christmas Swag: I Got Street Wheels for My DRZ

If I ever complain my deliciously wonderful boyfriend doesn’t listen to me when I talk, kick my ass. Please.

During the summer, I had often commented that having street tires would be a hoot on the DRZ. So being the super-awesome man that he is, this year for Christmas Kenny got me a set of Warp9 wheels and a new dash computer for my DRZ. He’s such a gem.

Now, I can swap between my street and dirt wheels. Whose got two thumbs and is excited? ::::Thissssss girl:::

On top of that,… I got motorcycle socks! See what I’m saying? A gem! I think I’ll just have to keep him.

How about you? Did you find any motorcycle stuff under your Christmas tree?