July 23, 2006

"I don’t pretend to know a lot about what’s going on in life most of the time."

"But I had good parents who taught me that hard work and patience were some of the most important things in getting what you wanted."

And we're glad you got what you wanted, Floyd Landis.
Posted by Ann Althouse at 3:06 PM

2 comments:

Meade said...

Nice article. Credits his parents and his team first... what a class act the man is.

7/23/06, 4:01 PM
bill said...

If you're just catching up with the Floyd Landis story, here's a few more resources:

June 27, LA Times.

Daniel Coyle's profile of him in the July issue of Outside.

Coyle's profile in the NY Times about Floyd's upcoming hip replacement.

And Coyle also spent a chapter on Landis in last year's book "Lance Armstrong's War."

7/23/06, 8:07 PM

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