Well, the weekend proved that I don't totally suck. Based on feedback received through the spring, I thought there was a pretty good shot that I did, indeed, suck. I'm glad to be on the right side of that one.
But now what?
Well, I need to keep working to fend off the inevitable improvement in form that most everybody will undergo between now and July. I'm probably going to take it pretty easy this week, mostly because I don't have a ton of time to do anything but take it pretty easy. Hopfully I'll get some good, long miles in over the weekend — since I have three days and all.
Then it'll be the Norfolk weekend, which I'll probably just train through. Good results would be nice, but pretty much everything is a stepping stone to actually becoming relevant once again in the peloton.
I'll be skipping the state TT on June 12, mostly because there aren't enough people to man the shop. If I go, Frank is in charge. And if that's the case, I might as well stay gone, because he'll burn the place down.
And then it'll be the Omaha weekend in July. That's been on my calendar for more than a year. I think it made its first appearance on June 19, 2009, actually. I like to plan ahead.
5 comments:
Glad to see you're making our race a priority.
yeah frank shouldn't be in charge of anything... and did you tell him about employee pricing on helmets?
mark - it just makes sense. sleep at home, eat at home, race at home. lots of advantages there.
RD - He's aware. He's a dumbass, too.
It's nice to be able to take vacations whenever I want. And I wouldnt burn the shop down!
Dude, you'd totally burn the shop down.
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