Dang It!

[cyclingnewbie]

We are finally supposed to have a couple of decent riding weather days so I can take out my brand new Trek 1500 this week, and I woke up with a head cold this morning. I managed one fifteen mile ride the day I picked up my bike, and it has been sitting in my foyer ever since. (It looks very nice there and I'm considering keeping it there permanently! ) I am also anxious for the change to Daylight Savings time so I can start getting out in the evenings when it's nice. If we do actually get some nice weather, I think I will still toodle around the neighborhood on it, nice and slow so I can breath. Danged head colds!

[alison_in_oh]

We are finally supposed to have a couple of decent riding weather days so I can take out my brand new Trek 1500 this week, and I woke up with a head cold this morning. I managed one fifteen mile ride the day I picked up my bike, and it has been sitting in my foyer ever since. (It looks very nice there and I'm considering keeping it there permanently! ) I am also anxious for the change to Daylight Savings time so I can start getting out in the evenings when it's nice. If we do actually get some nice weather, I think I will still toodle around the neighborhood on it, nice and slow so I can breath. Danged head colds!

You might be amazed at how much your head clears up when you're getting the blood pumping, the fluids flowing, and can blow snot every which way.

I can't wait for the end of DST either. C'mon, Sunday!

[cyclingnewbie]

...and can blow snot every which way.

I am completely opposed to this!!

[yellow]

I recall seeing this somewhere, maybe here: if it's all above the neck (congestion, etc), go for it, but if it's in the lungs, rest.

And learning to properly "farmer blow" is an important skill. Try it on solo rides at first, and anticipate the need to wash your gloves after those test rides. And don't be timid about it: blow that sucker!

[cyclingnewbie]

And learning to properly "farmer blow" is an important skill. Try it on solo rides at first, and anticipate the need to wash your gloves after those test rides. And don't be timid about it: blow that sucker!

No. Really! I'm not at all interested in learning this!! (She says, back pedalling out of the room with a screech!)

[Dogmama]

I bet Martha Stewart wishes she had a bike in her foyer!

[CorsairMac]

can blow snot every which way.

which is a very fine art I have never learned! the "every which way" usually means every which way on me!! I figure it must be like spitting - another very fine art I never learned!

[AutumnBreez]

Flush that cold right out with a nice oxygenating ride.
I have had the same thing and when I ride the crap comes out much better. Show who's boss....the cold or you?!
If however you are dizzy you need to flush it out with water and fresh juices! Garlic... vampires don't like it, neither do colds.
The bike is calling and you know it!

[CorsairMac]

and I woke up with a head cold this morning. Danged head colds!

Just went out tonight for the first time in 2 wks and ran the dogs. Less than a mile of my usual 3 mile run but it was a start. Planning on riding to work tomorrow. Figured I'd ride tomorrow and Thurs if tomorrow goes well. *shakes head*...I know what ya mean newbie.....but I just keep telling myself - the warm weather is coming...I"ll have Plenty of chances to get out there.....a setback now would be Very bad!

[Biking Chick]

We are finally supposed to have a couple of decent riding weather days so I can take out my brand new Trek 1500 this week, and I woke up with a head cold this morning. I managed one fifteen mile ride the day I picked up my bike, and it has been sitting in my foyer ever since. (It looks very nice there and I'm considering keeping it there permanently!

When I received my gorgeous Trek 5200 WSD in celebration of my five-oh it sat in our dining room for months Now it is displayed on a floor stand along with DH's 5200. Our 7500 FX bikes are also on display racks in the house.

During the winter and when not in use during 'biking season' my beautiful yellow & blue Trek 2200 sits in our downstairs family room on the trainer ...

The only bikes not in the house are our mountain bikes - along with #2 son's mnt bike and #3 son's hybrid.

While I b*tch about having to dust ... for some reason I never complain about the bikes. If any of them start to show signs of dust settling on the top tube .. it's time to get it out and blow the dust off!

Enjoy that Trek!!!!!

Cindy

[Veronica]

I had to move Fluffy into the garage this week. We had to move this in. I guess I'll have to start carrying a garage door opener,

V.

[spazzdog]

Whoo-eee!

How fast does that baby go downhill

[Veronica]

Vivace allegro!


V.

[LBTC]

and I realize now I can't possibly fit in.....

that is a gorgeous instrument in a fabulous home!! I vow never to post a photo of my living room.

Veronica, I admire you yet even more. how long have you played the piano? I reached grade 6 in instructions...then gave it up to be a teenager. sometimes I wish I could start again, but I barely have time for my other passions and we have a tenant in our basement suite so I'd have to make do with electronic and headphones. bah.

Truly impressed.....

Namaste,
~T~

[Bike Goddess]

Say when are you asking all of us over? Maybe after a ride we could just meander on by and hear you play a few tunes?

Looks pretty awesome, but so does the room!

I'm standing by for that invite! (I'll even bring treats!)