Don’t I know it that shit is dangerous. Dirt jumps and chihuahuas.Dude.
Dirt jumps are dangerous.
Hope it's not surgical - take care of that gal... or the chihuahuas are sure to get you.
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Great food in Burlington. Middle Eastern mezze restaurant called Honey Road, and crepes at the skinny pancake. 40 minute wait for breakfast though.
new garmin scheduled for delivery tomorrow. sweet.
That sucks
My right arm was intra-articular radius, no surgery & 6 weeks, but the first 4 were in a cast over the elbow to restrict rotation. I'd think working may be a challenge for her for a little while.
An over the elbow cast would suck, I think I'd lose my shit. I broke my radius bad enough to need surgery. But the upside was, with a plate and screws holding it together, I didn't need a cast at all, just a splint.That sucks
My right arm was intra-articular radius, no surgery & 6 weeks, but the first 4 were in a cast over the elbow to restrict rotation. I'd think working may be a challenge for her for a little while.
Fortunately she has short term disability benefit. That and she hates her job, so taking a few weeks off will be tolerable.That sucks
My right arm was intra-articular radius, no surgery & 6 weeks, but the first 4 were in a cast over the elbow to restrict rotation. I'd think working may be a challenge for her for a little while.
Come on up and check them out. I'll definitely show you around if you want. I can't ride as hard these days with my screwed up hand, but I can still ride.
Dislike/post up the radiograph, er "x-ray".
Also dislike for me is this rainy grey shit. I moved away from this intentionally!
Hot and getting hotter. Mowed some lawn. Cooler in van, ice and beer in cooler. More gear in van.
It did, and I did.
NEMBA fest? do you know Colin?
That's oddly accurate
It was good to see ya before you head out on the road. It's been great getting to know you too and I sure hope you look us up the next time you pass through CO. This trip is well described by your moniker here. Have fun, be safe, moar speed & pull up.
Here, may this help you on your journey....
Some Pizza, a handful of G&Ts, and a nap later, my mood is somewhat improved. But I'm still over Rome.
We are coming back to the States on Wednesday. I'm sure a lot of it is just plain exhaustion. We've been on the road for over two weeks now. I wonder if we'd done this trip in reverse if we'd be feeling the same about Paris. But seriously, Rome is kind of gross.
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We are coming back to the States on Wednesday. I'm sure a lot of it is just plain exhaustion. We've been on the road for over two weeks now. I wonder if we'd done this trip in reverse if we'd be feeling the same about Paris. But seriously, Rome is kind of gross.
Paris would feel completely laid back after Rome. My only regret with Rome is that we were kind of completely unprepared for the manic nature of the city. We should have visited it after we'd been in Europe a bit. Then again, per your experience, perhaps it wouldn't have helped.
Venice was such a nice respite after Rome...
I looked on the disk they gave her, the image files won’t open on my Mac. Software is Synapse, images might be a proprietary format?
yes.
i've found that trying to do two major regions on a single trip is a recipe for exhaustion. i'd rather spend longer and explore a single place, do more of a deep dive than trying to cram in a few highlights.
Likely DICOM. Open on a PC with their included viewer and take a screenshot?
for instance, when in belgium, we stayed in antwerp but did a lot of the cities in belgium (brussels, bruges, ghent, etc) but did a 4 night side trip to paris/amsterdam. while we liked the side trip, we were running around trying to see as much as possible. we'd rather do ~2 weeks in those regions to really take it all in.
Your job reminds me of Taxi only taller.
You've acquired this attitude quite quickly as a transplant.
I am already sick of this fucking sunshine. Get outta my face you fucking nuclear gas bag.
Chihuahuas are mean little fuckers with bad attitudes, even the old fat ones are surprisingly vicious.
Gotta pack for New Mexico today. Gonna be there from Wednesday to Friday, not gonna be fun.
Possible. I'm not convinced that it's not just Rome, but I can't prove it. We were doing just fine with Paris/Tuscany. We we're at a farm in Tuscany, and weren't exactly killing ourselves running around. We did some sightseeing, but none of it had the frenetic, crazy, feeling of Rome. You're right in that we may be trying to cover too much while we are here though. There is a fuck ton of things too see and this is the place we're staying the least amount of time. I'm sure after some time home we can dissect what went sideways here. We've had a REALLY great trip, it just kind of started falling apart yesterday afternoon when we tried to do the downtown sights/Spanish steps thing. It was crazy hot/humid, we are tired, and it's crowded. I think we just may be done.
i'd generally agree about Rome. granted its been close to 2 decades since i've been there (and i wasn't the one who planned the trip), but Rome is big. it's hectic, its crowded, it's hot (in the summer). there's a LOT to see, and it's spread over a pretty big area.
My experience is limited to the time I lived off Stout Street and 25th near downtown Denver, chihuahuas were everywhere and treated more like guard dogs than pets. One of my neighbors used to borrow money from me and pay it back with tamales and chili
the 20 feet from her gate to the porch was a minefield of tiny poop and pissed off chihuahuas.
Lions and tigers and bears...oh my.....
Naw just kidding, no tigers....
Back from camping the backwoods of the crazy mountains early as it was 40 degrees and pissing rain. First night was ok, few showers here and there, second day.... We spent most morning under the shelter, then about four hours of sunshine and back to rain. Drove into town yesterday for the rodeo and the sky just plain opened up. We left the kid with the fil, went and packed up camp in a downpour.
Plusses... Lots of wildlife out. Saw a couple bears, lots of great big mule deer, lots and lots of elk, just about every bird aside from the mountain humming bird..... And no people.
Currently I am regretting my weekend choice of food as I am already on my second dump for the day......
Now I just need a day of sunshine to dry out the gear
Naw just kidding, no tigers....
Back from camping the backwoods of the crazy mountains early as it was 40 degrees and pissing rain. First night was ok, few showers here and there, second day.... We spent most morning under the shelter, then about four hours of sunshine and back to rain. Drove into town yesterday for the rodeo and the sky just plain opened up. We left the kid with the fil, went and packed up camp in a downpour.
Plusses... Lots of wildlife out. Saw a couple bears, lots of great big mule deer, lots and lots of elk, just about every bird aside from the mountain humming bird..... And no people.
Currently I am regretting my weekend choice of food as I am already on my second dump for the day......
Now I just need a day of sunshine to dry out the gear
My office is buzzing with the crinkling of food wrappers, and the smells of various breakfasts and snacks. This is why you are fat. All day. Every day. Stop grazing in the cubicles.
Rain canceled my climbing plans yesterday up near Estes. Had a long lunch & beers at Oskar Blues with a good friend from out of town since we couldnt climb.
Change of cars - first we borrow this. With the name Michelle on the back
Well some lucky 18 old got his drivers license today so we had to return the car. Well then our neighbour bought a BMW and had this standing around so I have rented it from him with some V6 POWWWWWER
Moving up in life
Well some lucky 18 old got his drivers license today so we had to return the car. Well then our neighbour bought a BMW and had this standing around so I have rented it from him with some V6 POWWWWWER
Moving up in life
Which one is it? Fit in or be alone? Can't do both.........
I do laugh at the fact you felt you fit in in the first place....
good for fire season which just really helps me procrastinate cleaning the yard up. :/
J Lube arrived.
Let the shenanigans begin.
Let the shenanigans begin.