Good Sunday Morning, Sep 9, 2012

[RedCherry]

Morning all!

Today is starting better than yesterday where Jim left down cat food all night in the laundry room and we had the ant invasion again. Forced me to clean it out. Found the hole they were coming in and poisoned/caulked it. The laundry room is also my clothes closet, so I went through and pulled out all the clothes I can't wear, stored everything that was on the floor that didn't need to be there. Ants are forcing us to clean areas we haven't cleaned in years, lol.

CD34, sorry to hear about your race. Maybe by the time another one comes around, you will be faster. I can't wait for fall and 8 months of bike riding weather.

Nothing planned today other than work. I'm sore from all the cleaning and the almost hour workout I did yesterday so sitting in the computer chair sounds good. Have a good one all!

[cd34]

Originally Posted by Fonz

That always sucks cd34, but hey, there are worse things in life

Originally Posted by RedCherry

CD34, sorry to hear about your race. Maybe by the time another one comes around, you will be faster. I can't wait for fall and 8 months of bike riding weather.

Next month is the last in this series. I'll be a bit better prepared. I actually called USAC to see if they could renew my license that I let lapse in 1992 - would have been hilarious to have shown up with a member since 1984 racing license. But alas, their records only go back 10 years when they started to computerize. They said, if I could find my license, they would accept it and modify my license, but, I went through a phase when I moved and got rid of almost everything that reminded me of the past - photos, licenses, trophies, certificates, a picture of my car on a turn at Watkins Glen when I turned in a 106mph lap.

Based on the race's website, I didn't realize it was a USAC (USA cycling) event and should have thought about the $10 one-day registration/insurance waiver for that.

Oh well.

I'll be much better prepared for next month's as I know what I need to work on. I plateaued last month, but, recognizing it is half the battle.