All of the Knaddisons in the world
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Start by sending an email to one of our names AT knaddison.com.
Greg: 720-310-5623 (that's 720-310-KNAD)!
Nikki and Denver Spanish House: 303-246-6175.
We seem to move a lot but are now in a house...maybe that will last longer.
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We want some music. This is a little list.
Greg Wants these specific albums:
-De La Soul - Live at Tramps, NYC, 1996, (released 2004)
-Roots: Tipping Point
-Orishas
-Ozo Matli
-Ben Folds Five - Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner
-Paul Simon - Concert in Central Park
Nikki these albums/artists:
-New Jack Johnson
-New Dave Matthews Band
-Norah Jones
-Madeleine Peyroux (both)
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We did a triathlon. It hurt.
Sunday April 3rd was the Spineworks Triathlon in Colorado Springs. Nikki and I have been preparing on and off since November for a Triathlon and this was the first actual triathlon available in Colorado. It was the day after daylight savings time change and being in Colorado springs with registration from 7:00 to 7:45 we got up at 5:30 (which felt like 4:30). Blech. 
It's a slightly different race since the swim is in the pool and is staggered. I shared lane 5 with a nice gentleman in the 8:20 wave. Nikki shared lane 3 with some nice ladies in the 9:00 wave. They have you dry off your arm and then write your swim time on your arm in sharpie. Once people are done swimming, they drive over to the bike/run area and get their gear organized for the bike-to-run transition which is "on the clock." Once everyone is ready, they start a great big clock on the starting line. As your swim time shows up on the clock, you start biking. That way everyone is in the right order and you know that if someone is in front of you...they are really in front of you. It also prevents bunching on the trail, which was about 4 feet wide.
The bike and run portions went about as well as can be expected. The race is in the foothills of the Rockies, so it was actually a really varied course. One big uphill and one big downhill on the loop with lots of little interesting sections along the way. The course does three loops of the bike section and 2 loops of the running section - and they are on the same trail for a little while, but you travel in opposite directions, so there weren't any collision problems.
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The Knaddisons Go on Vacation/Go to Work
Places Greg has been are in blue |
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It was a roller coaster year for us...
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Ok. So we got married in 2002 and we didn't want to have two different last names, we didn't want to hyphenate, and nobody really liked the idea of us choosing one of our birth last names. So, we combined the last names which seemed to be slightly more popular, if only for the novelty.
We used to be Greg Kneser and Nicole (Nikki) Addison but are now the Knaddisons.
People occasionally ask us "how do you pronounce your last name?" While we are very particular about the pronunciation, the real answer is - who knows?
Generally we pronounce the K and the N with emphasis on the second syllable.
