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Camden Jax, born this morning @ 7lbs 1 oz. Mom & Baby are doing well. You can call me Opa Chris now!

Done. The weather was great, just windy on day two. We did not see anyone else on bikes, but I saw a few tire tracks. We would encounter the occasional car. High clearance is required to get across the river.

That's what makes this place so great! None of us know what the hell we are talking about!

Why would anyone want to go to that other site when we have @AirwickWithCheese, @Airehead, @bikeman564™, @jsharr, @Kirby, @Longjohn, @Philander Seabury, @Randomguy, etc, etc.? Just to name a few of our many outstanding forumites. You know who you are. Of course, the most important person here is @Square Wheels, but that goes without saying, so I won't say it.

56 miles this week.

I don't go to another cycling site, but I do appreciate all the effort and expense @Square Wheels puts into running this site. I've met some very special people here and I appreciate the atmosphere of this forum.

This is something you can show them if you know some:

negative! no COVID. Those CDC protocols for safe visits must be effective

Am I the only one who remembers “Allow 6 to 8 weeks for delivery” on the order form?

Kinda like smudge is an anagram for "all that and a big bag of chips"

36 miles today, this time on the Richey Outback

Another first for Cicero today. He figured out the steps down to the garden room and gave the goldfish a visit.

18 miles in two rides with WoJSTL on the tandem. First was a 9 mile warmup ride as it was cool and windy. Then a 9 mile ride with 4 of the 5 grandsons and their parents. The 7 YO twins are getting faster.

Someone here may be interested. Born about 8 am this morning. Twin ewes . 2 weeks old. Ram and ewe,

Dog people

I was already neutered. Start the shots tomorrow. If I'm good, I'll get an awesome Beer Mash Biscuit after.

At the beginning of our department status meeting today, boss mentioned that one of our coworkers had been let go. The reaction was, well, no one wanted to cheer out loud, restraint was admirable. This guy ALWAYS butt into any conversation to offer his "expertise" in a long winded and clueless monologue that ignored all previous discussion on the matter. Project schedules were extended as even the simplest directives and input had to be explained a minimum of 8 times before he would start listening as a prelude to misunderstanding or ignoring them. Oh, that's not why he was fired. Too many COVID protocol violations. Something else he decided he knew how to better handle.

Our hospital makes these fantastic salads. My favorite one is called the Northwest berry salad. It has fresh raspberries, feta, spring green, quinoa, and some other stuff. It's 4 bucks. Heard through the grapevine that they lose money on these salads. They do it as a service to the community and to promote health. If you work there you can have them for 3 bucks.

All good chili has beans and comes from East of the Mississippi, Cincinnati has great chili, as does Paramus.

From 4/1 to 4/11 - 8.0 miles walking on the treadmill. - 73 miles on the indoor bike.

Parker Bella Watch her walk.... first with both legs on a side moving at the same time (I call it the Bella waddle) and then she changes to 'standard' dog walking. She constantly changes between the two styles of walking. 20200512_093753.mp4

Madison

Heidi

It is no longer huge, in its prime it had 30,000+ active users, down to 7,000. It is also the poorest run business I have ever had the displeasure of working for in my life.

But where do they stand on tractors, pet's, cooking, conservative blouses, beer brewing & drinking, and the myriad of other important topics that we cover here without skipping a beat

I thought that the Bicycling Love Forum was dead.

18.5 miles on the roadie. Chilly, but wanted to get out before the wind got crazy!

31 miles

35 road miles yesterday. First Sourland Mtn ride of the year; 1900 feet of climbing. I got a bee sting on my neck at 30mph down one of my favorite descents... later as i made the right turn onto my street i felt that familiar squirrelly feeling that told me my rear tire was nearly flat. Despite that it was a great day.

4/10. 27.3 miles 4/11 17.5 miles

4/10/21 3.8 miles walking and jogging. 9225 steps.

That "bum" was Jed Clampett!

My favourite was the bum who said “There ain’t nothing you can’t do tomorrow”. Or maybe Barney on the WW II motorsickle wit’ sidecar.

I know most of you have very sophisticated palates and dietary habits, but surely you have eaten a chip or two sometime in your life. My current favorite:

but you could still be preggers? Are your moobs swelling?

That's when I'm in a health food mood and need fruit on my cereal.

I have met Tony personally. He lives not far from me and he is seen out an about from time to time. Tony is a GREAT guy and well respected. If he says they are GREAT then you can bet you last dollar that they are GREAT. Not considering that he scared the crap out of daughter#1 when she was about 3 years old.

Nominated.

I wonder if Herman's wife thought "her man" was a good "lay"?

They are very good with a bowl of chili w/ beans.

7.5 miles walking at 3.7 pace.....all for a cup of coffee. Show's on how stupid I am. I have a coffee maker in the kitchen only 20feet from where I'm sitting.

Finished the back cover. Should have fully published later today. Will keep you advised. One shows the template in case you were wondering what that big blank area is on the "clean" finish copy. That is the advantage of working in layers in Photoshop as I can turn the template on and off. Feel free to make comments as I do other last minute stuff and will review before submitting.

See, that's why a rainy day is so comforting - no pressure to go outside and be productive. Perfect weather for staying inside and napping.

Maybe Brad Pitt’s daughter looks like me. That would be insane!

Um, those don't quite look real.

@Wilbur ? @Wilbur ? I saved your original avatar for your return.