I ran around the metro system for a day in 2007, climbed a big mountain in 2008, ran a half marathon in 2009. And now I’ve decided what I’m going to do for 2010, and it’s going to be far more sedentary! Although not necessarily a walk in the park. More of a walk along the road. A long road. Insurgentes to be precise. All 20 plus miles of it. The purpose. Meh. Something to do. A day out with my camera. Oh, and of course, to raise money, once again, for Wildcoast, my favourite charity.
And bloggers of the world, I need your help! As with previous years I intend to raise money by running ads on the blog I’ve created especially for the event. To do that I need a good page rank, and to get that I need bloggers to write a post about my effort (just a few short words will do!) and include the code I’ve put on this page. When you publish your post, the code should look like normal links – Insurgentes Mexico City and Tours Mexico City.
Your post really does make a big difference, as I point out in the post over on the Insurgentes-athon blog. And help in previous years has helped me raise about US $600 so far. So feel free to encourage other bloggers you know to post about it too! Gracias a todo!
The Mexile 
I shall — this week.
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Gracias amigo!
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It is up.
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All the best for your effort.
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Gracias!
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It will migrate around midnight tonight.
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Cheers Steve. You are a legend, as always.
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OK, seriously, you’ve misspelled Insurgentes in the headline to this post, and misspelled it differently in the body (link to the blog). Please do fix.
Cheers,
Kim G
Boston, MA
Where we don’t take spelling lightly.
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This is your revenge for me picking you up on ‘cities’ isn’t it! It’s a repeat typo, one that I don’t seem to be able to stop doing intermittently. But I’ll fix it…
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No revenge, though perhaps the timing was fortuitous. “Cites” is indeed a proper English word, which is why the spell-check didn’t pick it up.
Cheers,
Kim G
Boston, MA
Where we have now officially entered the season of ice and snow.
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I like the word cites. It’s great in classes dealing with homophones. Cites, sights, sites….
Did you get the email I sent you by the way? I got your email addy from a comment you wrote, so I don’t know if it’s the right one!
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