Fuel your Passion

Posted by on Oct 31, 2010 in Full Throttle Living | 6 comments You find Harley riders in the most obvious places… in Biker Bars, swap meets, Harley shops… just look for the person with blue jeans, a black T-shirt, and scuffed boots. However, I met a Harley rider at the least obvious place a few weeks ago. I spent a few days with the most gracious, amazing people at the Professional Communicators Summit in Nashville, TN. People who have reached...
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Just a Halloween Costume?

Posted by on Oct 24, 2010 in Full Throttle Living | 1 comment Halloween is just around the corner and the discussion in every home turns to “what are you going to be for Halloween?” A long discussion then ensues over the proper costume for that year… Cinderella, Iron Man, Belle, Luke Skywalker.. the movie inspired list goes on and on. As a child, I loved to dig in my mother’s closet to find the treasure of an outfit that would transform me into...
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Sisterhood of the Traveling Chaps

Posted by on Oct 17, 2010 in Full Throttle Living | 2 comments Milwaukee, WI is an iconic place that, for many bikers, represents the birthplace of our freedom. As Harley enthusiasts, we long to return to our homeland to marvel in it’s existence and promise. We want to pay our respects and be part of the rich history of the story of William S. Harley and Arthur Davidson. Harley Davidson is one of the last great American-made… born in the USA…...
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A Salute to Marty!

Posted by on Oct 10, 2010 in Full Throttle Living | 0 comments I met Marty the other day. As I was walking into Panera Bread to meet some friends, I passed a Honda Goldwing with a trailer behind it. To me, a trailer means one of two things… either that you’ve packed all the girl stuff you need for the weekend or you’re going to be on a journey that lasts for more than a week. Noticing that the license plate was Virginia… I guessed the latter. I was right! I...
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The Winds of Change

Posted by on Oct 3, 2010 in Full Throttle Living | 2 comments Have you ever stood on shore and watched a sailboat on a windy day? It’s easy to understand how a sailboat works when the wind is coming from behind the boat. The captain simply releases the sails to their full glory and lets the wind push the boat through the water. My question is how does the sailboat move forward when the wind isn’t at its back? I guess I should have paid better attention in...
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