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  1. Bike packed.

    Shoulder in truss.

    Tickets in pocket.

    Leaving office at 1300; back on Sunday eve.

    This morning will be my first commute to work since November. Only 5
    miles, though, so should be OK. Then 2 miles to the station and 0.5
    miles to the campsite on arrival. If that (plus the return) is the
    only mileage I do, I'll still be very happy.

  2. "[Not Responding]" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    Bike packed.

    Shoulder in truss.

    Tickets in pocket.

    Leaving office at 1300; back on Sunday eve.

    This morning will be my first commute to work since November. Only 5
    miles, though, so should be OK. Then 2 miles to the station and 0.5
    miles to the campsite on arrival. If that (plus the return) is the
    only mileage I do, I'll still be very happy.

    Damn, I thought it was a sign off by Dr. Curious. One can but dream :-)

    Seriously though, best of luck, I hope it goes well.

    Graeme

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    Responding (') said:

    Bike packed.

    Shoulder in truss.

    Tickets in pocket.

    Leaving office at 1300; back on Sunday eve.

    This morning will be my first commute to work since November. Only 5
    miles, though, so should be OK. Then 2 miles to the station and 0.5
    miles to the campsite on arrival. If that (plus the return) is the
    only mileage I do, I'll still be very happy.

    Best of luck. And congratulations on a relatively fast recovery,
    considering how bad your smash was. Don't let what you must perceive as
    a slow recovery get you down - in my opinion (and compared to my
    experience) you're actually doing pretty well.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/
    Iraq war: it's time for regime change...
    ... go now, Tony, while you can still go with dignity.
    [update 18 months after this .sig was written: it's still relevant]

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