Yeah it's a stout climb from there no matter which way you go.That's a savage climb from the firepit.
Uhhhhhhh......
Where did you hear it at? Mine was a gastroc medial tear and took me six months before I was totally normal, a year later I had to go back to it it due to scar tissue...
nice audible pop near the mesial proximal head with instant pain and lock up. then I did some more damage a week later. I took it easy for the first two weeks lots of RICE. Then I started walking, lots of short walks every day. At 5 weeks I started riding the road bike on relatively flat rides. started hills two weeks ago. Today was a really big step up but I seem to have done it right. Heck I was back on the fire line 5 months after having the distal head of my biceps tendon surgically reattached. i heal rather fast and well.
Nice you were able to get walking that fast, I was off my feet for almost 6weeks before I could bear any weight.......
Not Thai food, but The Fritz in Salida has always been good food when we've been.
For the love of all that is holy, please tell me you don't mean the place that's right at the intersection of 285/50 that purports to be a Thai food/burger joint. We stopped there on Super Bowl sunday a couple years back when the donkeys were playing. They were the only place we could find open and they told us they were only doing take out because everything was so dead that day. For some reason I can't recall they also weren't doing any actual Thai food, so we had to order from the "Burger bar" menu. Family universally agreed it was the worst dining experience since casa del Sol. Cardboard, flavorless burger, awful fries, and chicken nuggets so bad even the 9 year old wouldn't eat them after a full day skiing. If they fuck up burgers that bad I can't imagine how bad the Thai food is.
nice ebikes
You know...I think that's the place. The Thai is really good, at least the... 5 or 6 times we've been there.
Have you not noticed the increasing fatiness and laziness of our fellow man?
