An interesting week ahead

So much going on. Many many visitors will be packing into our small house this weekend. Lots of stuff scheduled... some stuff got nixed. One of the things that got nixed was the father-daughter dance. We've been the last few years and while it has been really really special for us, coming off spring break when the two of us spent lots of time together and all day this past friday, we are not lacking in special father daughter time. That and she doesn't want to go. Afore mentioned crowds will be at the house for an occasion centered around her on Saturday morning. She wants to spend time with the visitors. She spends enough time with boring old daddy.
You'd think I had a 15 year old daughter with that take on things. (for the record i added the boring and old part.)

I should write a review of the Ballet. Some amazing parts. The dancing was impressive, quite expressive and very very good. Some of the groups weren't perfectly in sync and the americanized ending made it all lovey but there is something far more compelling and tragic about the original score/story. And it was done to canned music. If this ballet company can get real musicians in the pit, well then they would certainly rival companies like PNB... (the only big company i've seen perform countless ballets in person). The swans were brilliant and the cyngets were amazing. Fantastic point work.

And in a way, I guess, the ballet served as some great father-daughter time. More then than if we go to the dance and she runs around with her friends the whole evening while the dads prop themselves up on the table after a long week.

At least I remembered coffee today.

Speaking of coffee... BikeRadar.com has a bit on caffeine. Suggesting that dosage using anhydrous caffeine is more effective than coffee... great... now you tell me... interesting conclusions AND a well cited article (with actual references to journal articles).

And it is nice to know - sort of - that I'm not the only tall freak that the dizziness happens to on a regular basis. Does it happen to you RP?

Also, if you made it through the one other N.E. Web logger who punches more keys/post than GeWilli post up there today... well i'll answer with i still am not talking about the new bike till I have it in my possession and can take a picture with my own camera. In the mean time a dizzying array of component possibilities swirl around in my head. Yes this bike will officially retire the Paramount, maybe. Or not. I forgot. I don't have a TT bike. The Paramount would make a nice one. All skinny tubed and stuff. Hmmm. Sweeeeeeet, and heck it doesn't really even factor into the wheel of fortune parts determination for the new bike.

Mt Bike ride is on for Thursday. Heading out in the morning for a lung clearing set of intervals chasing skinny whitey up the rocks out at Lincoln Woods. I'll figure out how to ride ONE of my bikes at some point. Maybe.

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