In which Zach joins the Intracom Cycling team for his second year with the Dead2Red relay, 242 kilometers of desert biking from the Dead Sea to the Red Sea

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I really should be in bed right now. Andrew, the Dead 2 Red teammate with the backup truck, is going to be picking me up in 3 hours from now, and I only now just got done cleaning up the kitchen downstairs from the Second Annual Dead 2 Red Spaghetti Dinner (it’s a mouthful, pun […]

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My housemate Dan and I were sitting at the kitchen table a few days ago on our laptops, and he mentioned that a professor at Duke University had done a study on Southern Jordan’s natural water aquifers. Seems there’s a little issue with cancer-causing levels of the radioactive element Radium in the water, on the […]

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What happened to the desert country of Jordan? It rained all day today, the last Friday before the Dead 2 Red, so hard that Rami, Omar and I canceled our training plans in the hopes that we’ll have better luck tomorrow or some other time in the week. I forgot I hadn’t set my new […]

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Here’s a video from one of my fellow choir members, taken at our show at the King Hussein Cultural Center. We were the last five minutes of a two-hour long presentation, but Shireen said that the audience complimented her on it and said that they were looking forward to seeing more. Since the primary purpose […]

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For the first time in a year and a half, I mounted a bicycle today with the purpose of traveling to my place of work instead of for recreation. With the Dead 2 Red just around the corner and a week and a half away, I want to make sure that I’m in the best […]

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