I Quit!!!

[sundial]

Rocknroll, just hang in there and know I'm in your corner. I recently had another setback besides what my body experienced as the result of my nasty fall. It taught me to be *patient* and allow the rhythm of healing to take place. I am not a good patient, neither am I a patient person, but I finally listened to my body and allowed the healing to take place. I am enjoying my cycling now more than ever and you will too when it's time to get back in the game.

[rocknrollgirl]

In the mean time, while I wait.. there is wine, dark chocolate, Jane Austin on PBS every Sunday night, my awesome DH, my fat furry psycho kitty, World Without End by Ken Folliet and oh lest I forget...

PT sessions....

Thanks for the inspiration....

Did I mention the wine...

[Wahine]

Have you considered some wine?

[maillotpois]

Personally, I'd suggest having some wine...

Great advice here - take it easy and just don't think too much about where you are and where you want to be in your training. Heal!

Here's a funny anecdote of my own "OMG I can't do ANYTHING" moment today - DD and I went for a great hike. It was beautiful. We talked a lot, which was great because in middle school communication's hit and miss. So we stop halfway through the hike to sit on a knoll overlooking the ocean - and after about 10 minutes a GIANT bumblebee decides it is going to dive bomb us. Fine - except I can't use my arm to get up and scoot away from it, so in the process of trying to get myself up I totally popped my shoulder somehow. OW!! It's fine now, but it was just one of those moments.

[emily_in_nc]

In the mean time, while I wait.. there is wine, dark chocolate, Jane Austin on PBS every Sunday night, my awesome DH, my fat furry psycho kitty, World Without End by Ken Folliet and oh lest I forget...

Oh, I'm watching the Jane Austen series on Masterpiece too. Isn't it wonderful?!

Emily

P.S. And I'm drinking a glass of merlot right now. Just finished some organic dark chocolate.