Another day, looking gray and cold. I'm not sure how cold is really is. I have a feeling 40s for the day but I don't really know. Tuesday looks fantastic for a scheduled bike ride. Woot woot! I've got my plan all revamped in swim/brick(bike)/run order. We'll see how it goes. Maybe I can convince myself to handle Rt. 30 during the week. It's just the one intersection really and maybe going down Central all the way to Butler will work, too.  Maybe, try that on Tuesday on an easy day and see how it goes. I think the left turn at Butler is fine. Just accept stopping there at Glyndon Gardens and waiting for traffic to clear for my left turn. The other challenge is Railroad on to Butler with the viaduct blocking view of traffic from the left. I bet I can get that all to work out and put in my 2nd gear stretch to end at the bottom of the Rt. 30 railroad bridge.  Then I can concentrate on the left turn and not worry about trying to keep up speed on the residential streets and watch traffic at the same time. It'll be great is this can work out.  We'll see. Rt. 30, nonetheless, will be good for getting in my distances.  I think it'll work for the half. I'd hate to need to do it twice for the full.  But, maybe I can at in back roads.  Along Rt. 30 what I've been doing adds in about 28 I think or maybe it's 21.  No, I think maybe 28.  Along Dover/Hanover Rd, Trenton Mills, Lee Mills and Mt. Gilead.  4 x 7 about 28 plus the 60 I think I can get straight on Rt. 30 gives me 88.  Then I need another 42 for my goal.  There might be another 20 in there from home.  Nah, not that much. Let's say 10. Then, down to 32 or so. Maybe back roads north of Hampstead. Of course, I'm looking for that for 1 3/4 years from now.  But, there is possibility there and that is cool. It seemed to get flatter north of Hampstead so that might make it all easier, too.  We'll see. It's an unfolding adventure. Yeah! On to spiritual from physical all interlinked. I don't exist without the physical but the more reality of my own self is in the spiritual. My reality is my perceptions and my experience is my feelings. That sounds kinda cool. Amen. (416)