OH NO - ZERO biking days to surgery - Cycling Mob: Road Cycling, Mountain Biking and More

02-24-2005, 06:37 AM

Damn snow. Forecast to start at 1pm so I didn't bike today. And three
to six inches overnight will pretty much take care of tomorrow. I'd
best try to get some biking in over the weekend.

They probably lied. It's 9:30 and blue skies - hmm, I seem to see some
clouds obscuring the blueness. Perhaps they weren't lying.

02-24-2005, 07:38 AM

dgk wrote:
> Damn snow. Forecast to start at 1pm so I didn't bike today. And three
> to six inches overnight will pretty much take care of tomorrow. I'd
> best try to get some biking in over the weekend.
>
> They probably lied. It's 9:30 and blue skies - hmm, I seem to see
some
> clouds obscuring the blueness. Perhaps they weren't lying.

The snow is on its way. You are in NY right? It's on its way. Sorry a
blizzard is going to curb your last few riding days before surgery.
It's going to snow next week too, so you won't feel so bad not being
able to go out. They are predicting snow and rain Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Who knows after that. It seems to snow or rain every other
day. So relax and know that you are not missing alot of riding time.
Good luck with the surgery. I am sure everything will work out
perfectly for you.
All Good Things,
Maggie

02-24-2005, 07:38 AM

dgk wrote:
> Damn snow. Forecast to start at 1pm so I didn't bike today. And three
> to six inches overnight will pretty much take care of tomorrow. I'd
> best try to get some biking in over the weekend.
>
> They probably lied. It's 9:30 and blue skies - hmm, I seem to see
some
> clouds obscuring the blueness. Perhaps they weren't lying.

The snow is on its way. You are in NY right? It's on its way. Sorry a
blizzard is going to curb your last few riding days before surgery.
It's going to snow next week too, so you won't feel so bad not being
able to go out. They are predicting snow and rain Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Who knows after that. It seems to snow or rain every other
day. So relax and know that you are not missing alot of riding time.
Good luck with the surgery. I am sure everything will work out
perfectly for you.
All Good Things,
Maggie

02-24-2005, 11:57 AM

On 24 Feb 2005 07:38:52 -0800, "Maggie" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]>
wrote:

>
>dgk wrote:
>> Damn snow. Forecast to start at 1pm so I didn't bike today. And three
>> to six inches overnight will pretty much take care of tomorrow. I'd
>> best try to get some biking in over the weekend.
>>
>> They probably lied. It's 9:30 and blue skies - hmm, I seem to see
>some
>> clouds obscuring the blueness. Perhaps they weren't lying.
>
>
>The snow is on its way. You are in NY right? It's on its way. Sorry a
>blizzard is going to curb your last few riding days before surgery.
>It's going to snow next week too, so you won't feel so bad not being
>able to go out. They are predicting snow and rain Monday, Tuesday and
>Wednesday. Who knows after that. It seems to snow or rain every other
>day. So relax and know that you are not missing alot of riding time.
>Good luck with the surgery. I am sure everything will work out
>perfectly for you.
>All Good Things,
>Maggie

And make sure you have a good dinner! You probably have to fast after
midnight so enjoy. And good luck!

02-24-2005, 11:57 AM

On 24 Feb 2005 07:38:52 -0800, "Maggie" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]>
wrote:

>
>dgk wrote:
>> Damn snow. Forecast to start at 1pm so I didn't bike today. And three
>> to six inches overnight will pretty much take care of tomorrow. I'd
>> best try to get some biking in over the weekend.
>>
>> They probably lied. It's 9:30 and blue skies - hmm, I seem to see
>some
>> clouds obscuring the blueness. Perhaps they weren't lying.
>
>
>The snow is on its way. You are in NY right? It's on its way. Sorry a
>blizzard is going to curb your last few riding days before surgery.
>It's going to snow next week too, so you won't feel so bad not being
>able to go out. They are predicting snow and rain Monday, Tuesday and
>Wednesday. Who knows after that. It seems to snow or rain every other
>day. So relax and know that you are not missing alot of riding time.
>Good luck with the surgery. I am sure everything will work out
>perfectly for you.
>All Good Things,
>Maggie

And make sure you have a good dinner! You probably have to fast after
midnight so enjoy. And good luck!

02-24-2005, 11:46 PM

dgk wrote:
> Damn snow. Forecast to start at 1pm so I didn't bike today. And three
> to six inches overnight will pretty much take care of tomorrow. I'd
> best try to get some biking in over the weekend.
>
> They probably lied. It's 9:30 and blue skies - hmm, I seem to see
some
> clouds obscuring the blueness. Perhaps they weren't lying.

don't worry about the raining or snowing. Just do it. Take your bike
and
ride as much as you can. More you ride, more you do accomplishment.
Do thing like riding on raining or dragging on snow. It's whole new
experience. Good luck!

02-24-2005, 11:46 PM

dgk wrote:
> Damn snow. Forecast to start at 1pm so I didn't bike today. And three
> to six inches overnight will pretty much take care of tomorrow. I'd
> best try to get some biking in over the weekend.
>
> They probably lied. It's 9:30 and blue skies - hmm, I seem to see
some
> clouds obscuring the blueness. Perhaps they weren't lying.

don't worry about the raining or snowing. Just do it. Take your bike
and
ride as much as you can. More you ride, more you do accomplishment.
Do thing like riding on raining or dragging on snow. It's whole new
experience. Good luck!

02-24-2005, 11:50 PM

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] wrote:
> dgk wrote:
>> Damn snow. Forecast to start at 1pm so I didn't bike today. And three
>> to six inches overnight will pretty much take care of tomorrow. I'd
>> best try to get some biking in over the weekend.
>>
>> They probably lied. It's 9:30 and blue skies - hmm, I seem to see
>> some clouds obscuring the blueness. Perhaps they weren't lying.
>
> don't worry about the raining or snowing. Just do it. Take your bike
> and
> ride as much as you can. More you ride, more you do accomplishment.
> Do thing like riding on raining or dragging on snow. It's whole new
> experience. Good luck!

OK, who you and what you do with Pungent Cloud?!?

Kinder, gentler...CLOUDIER?

Knock me over with, um, feather!

02-24-2005, 11:50 PM

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] wrote:
> dgk wrote:
>> Damn snow. Forecast to start at 1pm so I didn't bike today. And three
>> to six inches overnight will pretty much take care of tomorrow. I'd
>> best try to get some biking in over the weekend.
>>
>> They probably lied. It's 9:30 and blue skies - hmm, I seem to see
>> some clouds obscuring the blueness. Perhaps they weren't lying.
>
> don't worry about the raining or snowing. Just do it. Take your bike
> and
> ride as much as you can. More you ride, more you do accomplishment.
> Do thing like riding on raining or dragging on snow. It's whole new
> experience. Good luck!

OK, who you and what you do with Pungent Cloud?!?

Kinder, gentler...CLOUDIER?

Knock me over with, um, feather!

02-25-2005, 08:22 AM

Red penis cloud wrote:

>
> dgk wrote:
>> Damn snow. Forecast to start at 1pm so I didn't bike today. And three
>> to six inches overnight will pretty much take care of tomorrow. I'd
>> best try to get some biking in over the weekend.
>>
>> They probably lied. It's 9:30 and blue skies - hmm, I seem to see
> some
>> clouds obscuring the blueness. Perhaps they weren't lying.
>
> don't worry about the raining or snowing. Just do it. Take your bike
> and
> ride as much as you can. More you ride, more you do accomplishment.
> Do thing like riding on raining or dragging on snow. It's whole new
> experience. Good luck!
>
Remember clean mud grime from bike power or squeeky power will
overpower cloud power and make go slower as grimy grime grind
rusty steel to rusty dusty on dusty ground and sound of squeek
will replace sound of clound singing and songing alonging
on grassy meadow in shadow of tree bow.