https://www.gewilli.com/2023/06/click-i-get-it.html
all the search terms didn't get this one, why?
because #3
why? I don't know. Maybe seat post on the Top Fuel is wonky? Or the Madone has slipped a little? Or the Surly has?
Or it has nothing to do with the bike.
Back has been low grade fucked up too. Why? I blame not riding the Stache (SSMTB) there's something theraputic about riding it and I haven't. Brakes yeah.
I did order new pads for it (and a set for the road bike just to have them) yesterday. So hopefully I'll be riding it soon.
But I also did make an appointment to see the doc tomorrow for a minor adjustment/release. Hope that helps.
Lots going on. So much driving over the last few weeks. Three trips to NJ in the last six weeks or so. Thousands of photos taken this season, 500 or so left to edit (all from Sunday).
Drama for the kid, she was in the 1V boat all season, but got pulled for some bullshit reason after being seatraced 9 times and finally being so mentally and physically tired that she lost by a second, that or the rest of the boat was more fatigued and was why, hard to say but she went from being in the NCAA winning national champ boat to the 2V and she's really really still pretty gutted about it, but working to move on. It is tough. She made the other boat better, no question, but that doesn't change the fact that she missed out on the top step AGAIN. And that's tough as a parent. Is it a good life lesson? I don't know.
We'll see. There was one other change the coach made and that might have been the key, the new cox was more vocal, aggressive, demanding and terrifying, and you sometimes (they esp) need to have someone trigger that fear/adrenaline/fight or flight response needed to get the extra bit of speed and some cox are better at that than others, and sometimes that's the only difference in speed.
It was a good weekend though, as a team, photo wise I think i was mostly successful.
I'm too wrecked to try and hit smackdown tonight, not to mention the back spasm is preventing me from taking a full breath. Although the Naproxen is keeping the pain manageable.
It is tough, but the trade off is worth it for now. Kid is home for a few days before going to train and prep for going to worlds.
And I have more shit to do. I'll work on more normal blogging and less microblogging. TT starts on Thursday but I don't think I'm going to be ready for an all out attempt this week, kind of would rather be home making dinner for the kid and hanging out
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