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Someone shared this. If it’s about people cycling more and being healthy and fit, we would say you’ve got our vote!

It would be nice to have the salaries of the NBA players in the USA, but seems like people don’t want to be involved in politics.

Recently, the NBA that probably really matters is the Nihon Bus Association. These guys are going places!

With the control of the internet by the big American tech companies (Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, Google, and Facebook to some extent), you wonder if there is still a way to have freedom of communications. On the net, maybe not.,,

However, one mode of communication that allows people to talk all over the world is HAM radio. You can talk with people globally without organizations trying to tell you how to think. In fact HAM radio has become a bit of an art.

In Japan, we have many operators with not only large telescoping antennas in their yards, you’ll even find people who go to the river and other open places trying to catch a good signal.

After months of overblown virus fears, we’re seeing people back to work and the subway cars filled. Starting to miss those empty train rides in May and June…

However, after all the damage to the economy and businesses gone bankrupt, glad to see a busy train.

Deaths in Japan due to

Wuhan Corona Virus COVID-19 (as of 27 August)
1,230 deaths
Influenza (2019-2018 Season)
3,400 deaths

Influenza is MORE deadly than COVID in Japan with 2170 more deaths.

Looking leisurely for 8 months, and more seriously for 3 months for an endurance road bike. Decided finally on a Canyon bicycle from Koeln (translated into Cologne in English for some reason) Germany.

Ordered on Monday Morning around lunch and received on Wednesday 1825pm. Surprised we could get it quicker than if we ordered it at a local bike shop.

Well done Canyon and well done UPS! Very impressive service for something that doesn’t fit in an envelope!

Needed a place to work a few hours without disruption. Didn’t expect such a big table and view all to myself. Very thankful to live in Japan.

Working from home is nice, but the best collaboration is in person.

The convenience of cycling around the countryside of Japan is we’ve got vending machines everywhere.

A quick pit stop at a vending machine in front of a strawberry farm during the am workout. Sports drinks just 100 yen a bottle (About 1 USD). What a deal!

It’s great to get out and get some exercise in during the week. Lots of gentlemen (and some ladies too!) in Japan are out walking, cycling, or even jogging every morning.

For eternal life, we have to know Jesus as our savior. But for long life while we’re in these bodies on this earth, nothing beats the big three.

• A good sleep every night
• Eating natural foods (not processed food from a production facility somewhere
• Regular exercise- that means getting your heart rate up 3-4 times a week for at least 20 minutes.

I will live long and strong. That’s my confession (or affirmation). What about you?

I will vote for the most Pro Life Candidate.

I will vote for the most pro-Israel candidate.

I will vote for the most pro-debt reduction candidate.

I will vote for the most pro-work candidate.

I will vote for the most pro-marriage candidate. A strong marriage is the foundation of our nation and society.

I will vote for the candidate who believes the government should reward good and punish evil.

I will vote prayerfully considering each candidate according to their beliefs and how close or far they are from the Word Of God.

The above graphic was forwarded to us. It is an excellent reminder of how important it is for committed Christian believers to vote.