TAN 24: TANgerine Speedo.. (Page 4)

mmmmmmmmmmmm  sake bombs.....

My second place of residence is the patio table at Kona Grill.  20oz Kirans with 4 oz of warm sake OTS.....

Inevitable.....

Oh, pick me up a pair too! Gonna put 'em on my new cycling shoes.

first 1k, one year.  next 1600, a month after finding TAN and my mentor group.....

I lof TCBY white chocolate mouse yogrit w/ heath bar.....

ETA - I meant Mousse not mouse (squeek squeek)

So, I just wrote this....  Is it quote worthy?  I think it needs some refinement to "flow" better.  (regarding if triathlon ever gets easy)

"What I used to think was hard is now easy, what I'm doing now is still hard, someday, what I think is hard now, will be easy."

Huh? 

1380+ in 7 months.  I don't post at night or on weekends, for the most part.

THat's been one of the best things about working from home... if the conference calls get inane, I can do whatever I want and nobody will know.

 yeah, "hard and easy" describe everyone here.......

What are other "laws of office dynamics"?

The law of attraction - When you have 2 or 3 high impact projects, they will attract other projects to them so that your workload becomes nearly untenable for a few months. 

Hey guys...been a busy day for me...

But, also, very cool.

I did my first "real" bike repair on the tri bike last night (re-did my front and rear derailleur cables) and it got me jonesing to actually build the road bike that I've wanted instead of buying it pre-built.

I always thought the "Law of Attraction" was that the hottest woman in the office is usually the closest friend to the sexual harassment person in HR. 

NICE!!!

What I have found, is a bike is a very simple machine.  Once you get over your nerviousness of jumping in and getting your hands greasy, it's not that hard....

I thought about building a bike too.  I may buy my next tri bike pre-built (it's actually cheaper that way),  but then rob the components off my current bike and put them on a roadie.....