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Today is the first official day of my summer vacation :D and I decided to host a club ride in celebration. We rode over a freshly paved road - so smooth, saw several tractors in the fields, encountered very few cars and had a beautiful day to boot. I was a bit sad for this is my last club ride for awhile. I had to cancel the others I had on the schedule due to my upcoming surgery on the 12th. I had a great ride and now it is time to get my dogs loaded for it is time for their annual vet visit.
No ride today, job interview! And I think it went well.
But I did go to the gym after for some upper body stuff.
It's hot as hell. I bought a kiddie pool that I'm going to go sit in later:D
Do keep us posted on the job. I'm glad it went well. Did they give you a math & spelling test?
No math or spelling test :D
This is a pretty small clinic and whoever gets this job would actually be assisting in surgery! I can't believe they wouldn't hire a vet tech for that, I'm sure its because they're too cheap. Along those lines though, I think it was a plus for me that I recently had two semesters of anatomy and dissection experience.
They were shaving a very matted Persian cat while I was there. Poor thing. Her fur was so matted it came off in sheets. would've made a good toupee for Donald Trump.
I slept in to use some "use it or lose it" vacation hours and then rode to work. Yesterday I got in 68+ miles between the commute and then a "pre-moonlight-ride because it will probably rain" speedy ride, and then the moonlight ride because The Weather Goddess (me :D ) asked the clouds to depart.
The garage looks very big and empty without the car. Will I miss it? Not yet. Big Brother called and it got him bakc to MD safely, where he will be turning it into a taxicab over the weekend to replace his aging Honda.
Been doing some short rides everyday for about 3 days now; today I went with a friend in downtown Nashville. We went to Radnor Lake and went down this cool hill- we reached 38.1 mph!
A grand total of 24.82 miles.
I didn't commute yesterday, because I thought it would rain (it didn't until night), so I did yoga and took a 2 mile walk. I needed my car today, so I decided to take a short ride when I got home. It was about 88 degrees and humid; you could tell a bad thunderstorm was brewing. I was wasting time when I got home, but i made myself go. I did SheFly's TT route, with the additional miles from my house. It was really hot, but I felt pretty good. My average was 15.6 for 15.3 miles and that was with going up the steep side of my street. Within five minutes of me arriving home the skies opened up and it is still raining and thundering.
I wanted to make 1,000 miles today, but I am about 36 miles short because of the weather. I am supposed to lead 2 rides this weekend, but both could be cancelled because on and off showers are predicted. Well, I'm still ahead of last year...
Just rode around town doing some errands this morning, and got a flat tire on the way home. It was hot and humid today--yuck!
Coastal MA was very nice today...just enough on shore breeze to keep the sweat away, but not so much that biking into the wind would be difficult...I did my usual 20 mile loop, but was not super ambitious, averaging 12.7 mph.
Now it is thundering all around us...not raining yet, but the storms are intensifying...glad I had time for a morning ride!
Such gorgeous weather. Commute ride is all I did, but I went up the steepest hill on my second chain ring because I couldn't shift down. But... that was interesting! Maybe I am getting stronger?
Tomorrow I have to figure out how to work a ride into the busy schedule.
Sunday too!
23.4 miles today. The boys both had their TT bikes out (of course with the HED disc rear wheel and tri-spoke front), in prep for tomorrow's State TT Championship. I, of course, was on my trusty Roadie.
And the boys passed me like I was tied to a post. :mad: Which I hope is not a sign of things to come tomorrow. But hey. What can I do? My TT bike won't be in until Monday at the earliest, so the Roadie it is.
Fun, fast ride, and now it is time to chug the Pedialyte (for the potassium) and get dinner ready. Think fast thoughts for me tomorrow! 35K as fast as my body will carry me. Eeesh!
65 miles in sunny, 86-degree central Indiana. Can life possibly get any better than this?!!
My dh and I enjoyed a 28 mile celebration ride for our 37th anniversary. The temps were 60 with clouds but we had a beautiful relaxed ride. We were hoping to ride further but the showers changed our plans. We scoped out some wonderful places to camp by the river.:)