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  1. I could have run this morning. The alarm went off and I hit snooze and
    rolled up for an extra 45 minutes of sleep. I have no guilt. I haven't
    had a rest day in a while.
    I awake every morning at 5 and run. Soon I will add riding the fixie up
    and down the hills here.
    The afternoons Carla and I do some kind of activity. The weekends spent
    on the SS.
    My legs have a constant ache I have not felt in a while and my sleep is
    always light bordering on tossing and turning. I have all the classic
    signs of over training.
    I'm not skinny and I don't think about getting skinny.I still enjoy a
    beer and cooking what I like. My recovery after a hard effort gets
    better and better. I am a long way from athletic but much nearer fit
    than I have been in a long time.
    I remember the days when I would convince myself, like I am now, that
    my body is better with more work and less rest. I am older now and
    certainly not wiser. I force myself to take it easy and give myself
    credit for making the effort.
    I am not training. Training is supposed to be work and this is too fun
    to be work.

    Jimbo(san)

  2. Jimbo(san) said:

    I could have run this morning. The alarm went off and I hit snooze and
    rolled up for an extra 45 minutes of sleep. I have no guilt. I haven't
    had a rest day in a while.
    I awake every morning at 5 and run. Soon I will add riding the fixie up
    and down the hills here.
    The afternoons Carla and I do some kind of activity. The weekends spent
    on the SS.
    My legs have a constant ache I have not felt in a while and my sleep is
    always light bordering on tossing and turning. I have all the classic
    signs of over training.
    I'm not skinny and I don't think about getting skinny.I still enjoy a
    beer and cooking what I like. My recovery after a hard effort gets
    better and better. I am a long way from athletic but much nearer fit
    than I have been in a long time.
    I remember the days when I would convince myself, like I am now, that
    my body is better with more work and less rest. I am older now and
    certainly not wiser. I force myself to take it easy and give myself
    credit for making the effort.
    I am not training. Training is supposed to be work and this is too fun
    to be work.

    Jimbo(san)

    Way to go! Just keep having fun!

    CDB

  3. Paladin said:

    Way to go! Just keep having fun!

    CDB

    Thanks Chris...
    Were your ears ringing on Saturday?
    We did a 22 mile SS on Saturday and we were talking and wondering what
    you, Penny, Gabriel, Gary would think of the trail we were on...
    It is a lot like Mcall without the elevation... We rode through a
    burned section and it had grown back quite beautifully... I couldn't
    help but think how the forest was growing back in the mountains of
    Idaho.

    Jimbo(san)

  4. Jimbo(san) said:
    Paladin said:

    Way to go! Just keep having fun!

    CDB

    Thanks Chris...
    Were your ears ringing on Saturday?
    We did a 22 mile SS on Saturday and we were talking and wondering what
    you, Penny, Gabriel, Gary would think of the trail we were on...
    It is a lot like Mcall without the elevation... We rode through a
    burned section and it had grown back quite beautifully... I couldn't
    help but think how the forest was growing back in the mountains of
    Idaho.

    Jimbo(san) Did the same maybe because I'm on vacation. 3am the sound of a truck backing up and I hit the button,next its 430am. I guess I needed it . Went out riding at 930 am till 10am. Then again at 1150am till 115pm.

  5. Jimbo(san) said:

    We did a 22 mile SS on Saturday and we were talking and wondering what
    you, Penny, Gabriel, Gary would think of the trail we were on...
    It is a lot like Mcall without the elevation...

    I would love to have a trail like that around here. My knees and I are
    tired of all the climbing.

    --
    -BB-
    To e-mail me, unmunge my address

  6. BB said:

    I would love to have a trail like that around here. My knees and I are
    tired of all the climbing.

    --
    -BB-
    To e-mail me, unmunge my address

    All of the climbing on this trail is short,some steep everything is
    do-able...
    I am starting to get the jones for some elevation... My knees need some
    abuse :-)

    Jimbo(san)

  7. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Jimbo(san) Did the same maybe because I'm on vacation. 3am the sound of a truck backing up and I hit the button,next its 430am. I guess I needed it . Went out riding at 930 am till 10am. Then again at 1150am till 115pm.>

    3 am is an ungodly hour.
    The neighbor's dog sometimes wakes us up at that time...

    Jimbo(san)

  8. Jimbo(san) said:
    Paladin said:

    Way to go! Just keep having fun!

    CDB

    Thanks Chris...
    Were your ears ringing on Saturday?
    We did a 22 mile SS on Saturday and we were talking and wondering what
    you, Penny, Gabriel, Gary would think of the trail we were on...
    It is a lot like Mcall without the elevation... We rode through a
    burned section and it had grown back quite beautifully... I couldn't
    help but think how the forest was growing back in the mountains of
    Idaho.

    Jimbo(san)

    Whereaboots?

    /s

  9. "Scott Gordo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    Jimbo(san) said:
    Paladin said:

    Way to go! Just keep having fun!

    CDB

    Thanks Chris...
    Were your ears ringing on Saturday?
    We did a 22 mile SS on Saturday and we were talking and wondering what
    you, Penny, Gabriel, Gary would think of the trail we were on...
    It is a lot like Mcall without the elevation... We rode through a
    burned section and it had grown back quite beautifully... I couldn't
    help but think how the forest was growing back in the mountains of
    Idaho.

    Jimbo(san)

    Whereaboots?

    /s

    Rocky Point. You gotta come to Wrong Island and ride with us sometime
    Gordo...

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

  10. Carla A-G said:


    Rocky Point. You gotta come to Wrong Island and ride with us sometime
    Gordo...

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

    It's a pretty easy trip for ya'...
    Flatbush train to the end we'll drive you out the rest of the way.
    Mr and Mrs Corvus did it from NYC...
    Very SS-able.

    Jimbo(san)

  11. "Jimbo(san)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Carla A-G said:


    Rocky Point. You gotta come to Wrong Island and ride with us sometime
    Gordo...

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

    It's a pretty easy trip for ya'...
    Flatbush train to the end we'll drive you out the rest of the way.
    Mr and Mrs Corvus did it from NYC...
    Very SS-able.

    Jimbo(san)

    We're going there this weekend...

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

  12. Carla A-G said:

    "Jimbo(san)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Carla A-G said:


    Rocky Point. You gotta come to Wrong Island and ride with us sometime
    Gordo...

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

    It's a pretty easy trip for ya'...
    Flatbush train to the end we'll drive you out the rest of the way.
    Mr and Mrs Corvus did it from NYC...
    Very SS-able.

    Jimbo(san)

    We're going there this weekend...

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass

    I'd love to, but I'm going to be having WAY more fun moving my GF's
    furniture into our new place instead.
    HEAVY sarcasm. But at least now I get my own bike room! (Well,
    bike/office/guest bedroom/misc room.)

    /s

  13. Scott Gordo said:
    Carla A-G said:

    "Jimbo(san)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Carla A-G wrote:

    >Rocky Point. You gotta come to Wrong Island and ride with us sometime
    >Gordo...
    >
    >- CA-G
    >
    >Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

    It's a pretty easy trip for ya'...
    Flatbush train to the end we'll drive you out the rest of the way.
    Mr and Mrs Corvus did it from NYC...
    Very SS-able.

    Jimbo(san)

    We're going there this weekend...

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass

    I'd love to, but I'm going to be having WAY more fun moving my GF's
    furniture into our new place instead.
    HEAVY sarcasm.

    Nothing like moving to remind me that I would never want to be a mover.

    Greg

    --
    "All my time I spent in heaven
    Revelries of dance and wine
    Waking to the sound of laughter
    Up I'd rise and kiss the sky" - The Mekons

  14. G.T. said:
    Scott Gordo said:
    Carla A-G said:

    "Jimbo(san)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    >Carla A-G wrote:
    >
    >>Rocky Point. You gotta come to Wrong Island and ride with us sometime
    >>Gordo...
    >>
    >>- CA-G
    >>
    >>Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!
    >
    >It's a pretty easy trip for ya'...
    >Flatbush train to the end we'll drive you out the rest of the way.
    >Mr and Mrs Corvus did it from NYC...
    >Very SS-able.
    >
    >Jimbo(san)

    We're going there this weekend...

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass

    I'd love to, but I'm going to be having WAY more fun moving my GF's
    furniture into our new place instead.
    HEAVY sarcasm.

    Nothing like moving to remind me that I would never want to be a mover.

    Greg

    --
    "All my time I spent in heaven
    Revelries of dance and wine
    Waking to the sound of laughter
    Up I'd rise and kiss the sky" - The Mekons

    I smell a new reality show. Stressed fat office guy sees some skinny,
    fit moving guys, thinks it would be great to have a dumb physical job.
    Give him a week of actual labor and see how fast desk jockey runs back
    to his cubicle.

    /s

  15. Jimbo(san) said:
    Paladin said:

    Way to go! Just keep having fun!

    CDB

    Thanks Chris...
    Were your ears ringing on Saturday?
    We did a 22 mile SS on Saturday and we were talking and wondering what
    you, Penny, Gabriel, Gary would think of the trail we were on...
    It is a lot like Mcall without the elevation... We rode through a
    burned section and it had grown back quite beautifully... I couldn't
    help but think how the forest was growing back in the mountains of
    Idaho.

    Jimbo(san)

    Sorry I missed this for a while. Glad you guys are finding some great
    trails. And 22 mi on the SS is a huge ride.

    We have half a dozen forest fires blazing right now around Stanley and
    McCall. Business as usual. God's form of forest mtce, I guess.

    CDB

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