Saturday, October 20, 2012

Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Recovery ride and LA

Had a nice recovery ride last night. Funny how the next ride after a big effort never seems to get going. I just cruised with a mellow heart rate and enjoyed the leaves and took in the changing of the seasons. Colors have to be getting close to peaking.

On another note, is anyone else tired of hearing about Lance? He made his way to the top cheating fans and contemporaries alike. He lived a life of power and excess while living the American dream. People cheat, lie, and steal everyday to get ahead in this world, his world just happened to be more influential than most. I think that is what is the real crime here. When someone has that much influence and total power the only next logical step is corruption. So everyone was cheating. Big deal. All pro sports are rife with cheaters. But not everyone can form a corporation of themselves from cheating and lying. So, I am kinda rambling here, but the lesson is simple: stop making sport stars your heroes or role models. Find someone real in your life you can model yourself after. Make your role models tangible, real, and people that can make true change.

Enough of all this. Here are a few pics from last nights ramble.

Monday, October 15, 2012

Burning at the bluff

Well, the race went pretty much as planned, except for the part about the first place team doing so well.

The Blue Ribbon Boyz only managed to pull off a second place even with Keith taking a timeout to go get some Dos Primos before his third and final lap.

Still, all in all, it was a good weekend that could have been better but was still great.

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Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Evening ramble around Busch Wildlife

I rode from the house tonight and met up in the conservation area with Stitz and Weinkein for some gravel.

Monday, October 8, 2012

I am back!

Sorta, going to see if I feel like messing with this again.

Cut update: lots of orange tape along path. Surprised a hunter yesterday evening mid-descent from gravel while he was putting up his deer stand about 20 feet from trail.