Monday, November 09, 2009

part 2, in the works

I haven't had a second to work on NoHo Part 2. Made a few phone calls over lunch to my parents who had heard word of the accident via my siblings instead of writing. It is a regular monday with stuff breaking but i did make a breakthrough with trouble shooting a dead scope. Hoping to have it up and running tomorrow. With luck it will be.

Made a call to my Doc to give me the once over to make sure there isn't anything wrong with my neck or spine, and to leave it in the hands of a medical professional to give me the "okay, you're just sore, nothing is out of place." That's how I feel at the moment but I know things can creep up a few days out that weren't noticed right away.

It just good that I've got a head full of rocks. Lets see if I can find some time to roll the rocks around enough to get the words out of my head and on here about the actual race. And hopefully by the time I get around to writing about the incident and my perspective, things will be okay and headed to a full recovery for both parties involved.

I just realized I never even really got Canton's race written up. I'd better not slack off.

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"The only eyesore and disturbing thing [on the weekend ride] was the amount of obese men with loud, smelly leaf blowers. There were dozens of them, most wearing Patriots’ gear. They were everywhere. For crying out loud, PICK UP A RAKE. Burn off a few calories."

and then there are these two:
If you ever start feeling like you have the goofiest, craziest, most dysfunctional family in the world, all you have to do is go to a state fair. Because five minutes at the fair, you'll be going, 'you know, we're alright. We are dang near royalty.'
- Jeff Foxworthy
An executive is a person who always decides; sometimes he decides correctly, but he always decides.
- John H. Patterson

3 comments:

Il Bruce said...

A trip to the Big E a few years ago was a real eye-opener.

matt said...

bruce - no kidding

http://legolord.blogspot.com/2008/09/big-e-is-dead.html

Anonymous said...

ahh, you guys need to go into the state buildings - best fair-food in the world. Not gross, just awesome. I work in the MA building for one weekend each year and you really see people at their best. Seriously it's like there's two different fairs.
But I would definitely say I prefer the really old-school fairs like Fryeburg for example.