Screws In My Coffee

Today I rode to the 24-Hour Fitness in North Austin near 183 and Breaker Road. I rode up Shoale Creek Road for the first time on my bike. It was a nice change of pace to ride on flat roads through Austin for a change. I rode about 14 miles from where I work to the gym in about an hour.

Today is the fourth day that I have ridden my bike and the third day bike commuting to work. I am working out on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday in the 24 Hour Fitness lifting weights and running the indoor track. My one way commute is about 13 miles. I have three routs to work and all of them include hills.

I'm working out regularly. This evening I went to 24 hour Fitness and ran 3 miles on the indoor track

Well I could not sleep tonight so I decided to get my password recovered for my blog. I guess when all else fails I can hace stuff on my computer. Sometimes I wonder why I hae more fun hacking on Linux than I do playing computer games. Actually I'm not really very good at computer games and when I'm in the mist or real Linux gurus I'm not a very good Linux hacker, but I like it.

I have been riding around Town Lake here in Austin during my lunch break for the past few weeks. This morning I was planning on riding to work but it is raining. When I lived in Portland I rode in the rain a lot, but I am not sure I'm in the mood for riding in the rain today.

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