FINALLY!!! (back on the bike)

Paul Myron Hobson said:

I got hit in November. Had surgery in January. Now I'm finally clear
to "take it easy."

I rode over to my girlfriend's place today. I took a longer, but
flatter route than normal. It took me past a pie factory. Smelled
amazing. Also had a woman genuinely ask me why I wasn't on the side
walk. She seemed receptive to my response.

All in all, an awesome day!

\\paul

Yea!

Paul Myron Hobson said:

I got hit in November. Had surgery in January. Now I'm finally clear
to "take it easy."

I rode over to my girlfriend's place today. I took a longer, but
flatter route than normal. It took me past a pie factory. Smelled
amazing. Also had a woman genuinely ask me why I wasn't on the side
walk. She seemed receptive to my response.

"Shaddup you beeyatch, foreign I whack ya upside the bouffant witha my
Silca"?

Quoted message said:

All in all, an awesome day!

Woohoo! What bits of you are the the weakest right now?

landotter said:

Paul Myron Hobson said:

I got hit in November. Had surgery in January. Now I'm finally clear
to "take it easy."

I rode over to my girlfriend's place today. I took a longer, but
flatter route than normal. It took me past a pie factory. Smelled
amazing. Also had a woman genuinely ask me why I wasn't on the side
walk. She seemed receptive to my response.

"Shaddup you beeyatch, foreign I whack ya upside the bouffant witha my
Silca"?

Quoted message said:

All in all, an awesome day!

Woohoo! What bits of you are the the weakest right now?

Left wrist. It weird, I *should* be riding my road bike to minimize
instances where I need get out of the saddle. Problem is, it's set-up
left hand-front brake. My Raleigh SS is set up the *right* way. My
initial ride seems to indicate that I'll be find on it, but I need to
set aside a night and switch the road bike over.

I've got two sessions of PT next week and a new fugly orthesis I'm
wearing around right now.

\\paul

Paul Myron Hobson said:

landotter said:

Paul Myron Hobson said:

I got hit in November. Had surgery in January. Now I'm finally clear
to "take it easy."

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I rode over to my girlfriend's place today. I took a longer, but
flatter route than normal. It took me past a pie factory. Smelled
amazing. Also had a woman genuinely ask me why I wasn't on the side
walk. She seemed receptive to my response.

"Shaddup you beeyatch, foreign I whack ya upside the bouffant witha my
Silca"?

Quoted message said:

All in all, an awesome day!

Quoted message said:

Woohoo! What bits of you are the the weakest right now?

Left wrist. It weird, I *should* be riding my road bike to minimize
instances where I need get out of the saddle. Problem is, it's set-up
left hand-front brake. My Raleigh SS is set up the *right* way. My
initial ride seems to indicate that I'll be find on it, but I need to
set aside a night and switch the road bike over.

Sounds like a good excuse to put a track cog on the Raleigh and get a
stem raiser to get pressure off those hands. *g* Speaking of which, I
saw a guy a couple days ago that had a late 80s mtb with 8spd Deore
LX, vintage Shimano thumbies, and those ape hanger bars that used to
come with banana seat bikes. Bars sprayed the same glitter blue as the
bike. It managed to look impressive and stupid at the same time.

Paul Myron Hobson said:

I got hit in November. Had surgery in January. Now I'm finally clear
to "take it easy."

I rode over to my girlfriend's place today. I took a longer, but
flatter route than normal. It took me past a pie factory. Smelled
amazing. Also had a woman genuinely ask me why I wasn't on the side
walk. She seemed receptive to my response.

All in all, an awesome day!

Excellent. It's always great to get back on the bike after a forced
hiatus. I'm looking forward to my friend Finn coming out on rides
again. He's almost done recovering from a broken clavicle.

The second one this year. :-/

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"And yet just a short time ago, I was challenged by a scholar with
an unanswerable question," said Nasrudin.
"I could have answered it if I had been there."
"Very well. He asked, 'Why are you breaking into my house in
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