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When the Imperfect Holds More Value Than the Perfect Kintsugi Pottery is a Japanese art form that has been in practice for better than 500 years. It may be the only art form where broken, imperfect, even shattered works of art can hold more value than the once perfect piece of pottery. Giving ordinary, broken pottery a second life certainly has a parallel that is infinitely relatable to the human condition. And the beauty of it can be just stunning.

  There are many challenge coins already held by chapter members, so I thought it best to explain the rules associated with military challenge coins. The first of the challenge coin game rules requires that this be done. You can google challenge coin rules and you will come up with something like this:

This morning, I wanted to share a message of gratitude that comes from Brittany Rawson - widow of Andrew Rawson with you. This exemplifies exactly what the Biker Community does best: We come together when we are needed most.

  Whether it's an afternoon getaway or a transcontinental journey of a lifetime, every ride you take brings us closer together. Keep track of your lifetime mileage, because miles add up.

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