Posted in Travel, Uncategorized on May 28th, 2006
Here I am in Ashburn, Virginia. I’ve been here for eleven days now, since May 17, for work. If all goes to plan, I should be flying back in eight more days. It’s been a hard week, with some very long exhausting hours. I finally caught up on my sleep over the past couple of […]
Posted in Uncategorized on May 14th, 2006
iTerm sucks. I’ve had it with it, I’ve switched back to Terminal.app. I think the whole reason I switched to begin with was because iTerm did transparency support. I spend all my time with my head buried in terminal windows and it’s handy to see what’s behind the window. Terminal.app has since added that feature. […]
Posted in Uncategorized on May 13th, 2006
Today was the Armadillo Hill Country classic. This was by far the hardest ride I’ve ever done. Being in Hill Country, it was 107 miles of rolling hills. The wind kept shifting all day, essentially we were in a headwind on every leg of the route which took a lot out of me. While I […]
Posted in Uncategorized on May 12th, 2006
I’ve been slacking again. I finally got two rolls of film processed and scanned today. They’ve been in my cameras since New Year’s Eve. I should’ve taken many more but for whatever reason I didn’t. I can’t figure out how I took a crooked picture in Seattle, I was using a tripod at the time.
Posted in Uncategorized on May 8th, 2006
Tonight was the first time I ran after being sick. It felt like my lungs were coated with concrete, I couldn’t get a good deep solid breath. I’ve been chugging expectorant, I’m hoping this stuff plus running will break up and open my lungs back up. This weekend is the ACA Hill Country Classic. I’m […]
Posted in Uncategorized on May 5th, 2006
I took my GPS receiver along for the ride yesterday. Route waypoints: Start N 30 12.898′ W 97 41.775′ 7.9 mi N 30 08.393 W 97 39.821, stop for hour while FD puts out brush fire around highway ~20 mi N 30 01.583 W 97 32.548 ~30 mi N 29 57.624 W 97 27.087, C-store […]
Posted in Uncategorized on May 4th, 2006
I snagged this off of Chris’ site, Horribly Hilly Hundreds. 200 kilometers (124 miles) of hellish hills, totalling around 10,000 feet of ascension. Totally sick, I love it. I might just have to box up my bike and travel up north for this sucker. I suspect this would be way worse than doing the Mansfield […]
