Staying in a different hotel every night for seven weeks sometimes induces panic. My first instance was when I noticed that my heart rate monitor was not registering. I felt my chest and the monitor was not there. Did I leave it in the hotel? I called the staff who had just left and asked him to check my room. After a couple of minutes I found the monitor secured snugly around my waist. Had I lost weight or had I not moved it to around my chest?
Or, where is the bathroom in the middle of the night? To my right or the left as I get out of bed? I really need to go! To my surprise, I have no idea where I am in the middle of the night for a week after getting home from these long trips.
This past year, I did not have my wallet in my jersey at some point during day. I was more rational about it though figuring it was in my duffel. It was.
I have been researching music for the road to put on a mix CD for our SAG stops next year. This YouTube video will be a hit at the route rap in Riverside. For the un-initiated, we start the cross-country bike trip in El Segundo. Have a listen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WILyWmT2A-Q
Was that funny? Staff will be doing a sing-a-long.
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How did you stumble across that? Sure doesn't look like "our" el Segundo.
ReplyDeleteI no longer feel the need to squeeze my bike tires in the middle of the night...
It was on a list of favorite road trip songs that I saw on the Internet. The desert scene is either on I-15 or near Joshua Tree.. You can see the trees in the video. With tire liners, you do not feel the need to check your tires.
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