Post Recovery Hike Thoughts

Submitted by Bill on Wed, 05/20/2009 - 8:59pm

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Hello from a slightly cold but sunny Missoula evening. I just got done hiking out on Waterworks hill on a trail I call Orange Street Trail. I am headed off to bed but first I thought I would drop a blog.

A new batch of Carbo Rocket came in the mail and it is a new formula.  I am excited to try it and see if the Rocket can actually be improved. It has double the ingredients and some glutamine. Tomorrow is the Thursday Night Ride at the Ravine Trail but the real test will be this weekend as I hammer out 9 hours of zone 3 bliss.

I am currently experiencing a a reoccurrence of a past health problem so my fingers are crossed that I irritated a nerve or something and this weekend I will be free to ride.

With that excitement in the future I have my mom in mind as she is in what she calls re-hab.  She broke her leg in three places and could not take care of herself.  Dad couldn't take care of her so someone intervened and took action and placed her in a center that re-habs seniors that cant take care of themselves. I imagine one day I will crash my bike and be in the same boat.  One thing that bugs me is that she says that as soon as

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Jenny (not verified)

Wed, 05/20/2009 - 9:47pm

Hey Bill, I got your message on my blog page. It was good to hear from you. The boys keep me busy these days, so I started a blog to keep everyone else updated. So far it's working good. I have Kathy on facebook and she told me about your Mom. Hope everything goes well with her. I will be keeping tabs on your web page also. Hope to see you at the reunion this summer. Jenny

Bill

Thu, 05/21/2009 - 6:47am

Hi Jenny, the reason you started a blog is the reason I got hooked into my web site and twittering. Facebook is WAY to complicated for me and is information overload. I like reading peoples blogs though and helps me feel connected. I will not be able to make the reunion because it is during the World Championships and since I will be in them ... well, you get the drift. Nice to hear from you!