`: You've Had Too Much To Think

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Sunday, September 17, 2006

You've Had Too Much To Think

Sometimes we spend so much energy trying not to die that we forget to appreciate life.

As of late, my energy levels and willingness to get out there and pound out the miles has been fleating. Chasing the NORBA circuit around the country can do that to a brother and this is that time of year when my "check engine" light comes on.

Nonetheless, if Dave Harris asks, you heard that I am out there logging crazy big miles in preperation for Moab, with my power hovering somewhere around 300 watts.

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