Random Thoughts X (The 9th Regeneration)
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CycloneErik
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Yer ded.I can still sing the parts for Damn Yankees and Fiddler. Crazy for You is a bit shaky.
I'll spare you the recitation, but I was always a bit proud that I could rip through the minor prophet books without hesitation.
Pride is one of the deadly sins. Drat.
CycloneErik
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It's how I memorized the books of the Bible waaaay back when.
Well, you were able to memorize them as they were written down. That's a lot easier than it was for the rest of us.
Was it difficult to sing in Aramaic?It's how I memorized the books of the Bible waaaay back when.
You guys need to take it easy on CG. I mean it isn't impossible but training for that with a newborn won't be easy.
I know he'd kick mine, another night of getting home at 9. Even though 90+ and 15-20 mph winds wasn't exactly making me think "Gee what a great night to start getting back into shape."
Try running carrying a newborn and wearing one clown shoe. CG will be the anchor of the team and I mean anchor.
Soon. Biked 24 miles today (hot, humid, windy, the way I like it
). Hip and knee do not hurt so it's time for the test run. Biked about 250 miles so far this spring and did the legs at dat gym so I think I'll be okay.
I'm debating just letting her have mine, since I mostly use my work computer anyway.
Unprepared Velo on a road bike would still crush a 65-year old although I have been pretty good at getting out. Was a little hot and humid out there today but not nearly as bad as I thought it was going to be. I am for sure faster then most of my same age peers but that isn't saying much. Haven't gone out more then 25 miles, mostly 20 mile rides.
Thinking off getting my old Bianchi tuned up. It was shifting pretty bad when I hung it up and bought the Sirrus. Would like to have it as a loaner and for any rides with gravel. Got any good repair places? Neighbor recommended One on One downtown since they have a basement full of old bike parts and I think they are familiar with Bianchi's. I don't think the Eriks and Penns are really very good at repair on old stuff. They assemble bikes and service new stuff. I don't want to get sold a pile of expensive new components because they don't know how to deal with a 20 year old bike.
CycloneErik
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I'm not going to be much help up here. I generally do most repairs myself and if I have something that I don't want to tackle I usually take it to Steve at Bike World in Ames.
We are going to look at a Sienna tomorrow after work. I don't think we are quite ready and we are in no rush so I highly doubt we buy it but it seems like a good deal. Already listed just below KBB and $1,500 below NADA.
Alabama softball camp sounds awesome. Past 8th grade the ISU camps are more position camps or team camps. I wanted to send her to libero, but it conflicted with driver's ed. The HS coach may send a 9th grade team to a smaller team camp.
Today was even more trips to school. And had to run the one to Lied, zip back up to Gilbert to catch the last half of JV and beginning of varsity, then back to Lied and home by 9pm to get little ones in bed. Same routine tomorrow night.
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