Krill Lemans is my friend

I have a friend named Krill Lemans. He has one passion.
It's not like other peoples' passions. Other people are passionate about politics, art, education, and such. Krill has chosen to leave these things to the professionals and focus on a much more intimate subject.

Krill married an adventurous, beautiful young lady named Jean ten years ago. Together, Jean and Krill Lemans rode side by side on their bicycles across lands as wide and diverse as God could make them. They loved each other and riding their bikes, and there was nothing in the world that could separate them, or so they thought.

Two years ago, Jean and Krill were riding to the community garden to pick up some summer squash when a neon green Honda hatchback ran a red light just as Jean was safely crossing the crosswalk. Neither Jean nor the driver could react quickly enough to prevent a collision between the reckless rice-rocket and the vulnerable cyclist. Krill watched from the other side as the love of his life was killed by carelessness on the road.

For a year after that, Krill went on a spiritual journey that included spurts of asceticism, drug-induced romps in outer-space, and trips to the tallest mountains in central Africa. Finally, after coming to peace with the world and his destiny, Krill settled in Provo, UT to team up with some of his mormon buddies and embark on a new revolution: Bicycle Safety. His mediums of communication involve musical, theatrical, and cinematic productions convincing the world of the importance of being safe on your bike.

Included in this blog is Krill's first effort in expressing his passion. It is a catchy tune entitled "Bike Safety". He teamed up with the musical geniuses at Krunkster Beats to give us this heartfelt declaration of bike-death-prevention.