I need to stop googling and get back to work.

I get my MRI results tomorrow.  Doggie walk tonight.

QOTD:  Have you eaten anything strange lately?  I just recently tried soursop (it's a really ugly, but tasty fruit.)

5 miles or so planned for after work--I'll be running home & taking the scenic route.

QOTD:  I love trying new foods and don't consider many things to be strange except for some of the over-processed packaged foods that are out there.  Very strange stuff indeed.  The most interesting things I've eaten recently were several varieties of wild berries on a hike.  But, that was last autumn.  It will likely be spring before I get an opportunity to try something new again.

Morning trail folks,

What's wrong with a little Googlin' at work if you can? Not that I would ever do it.

6.5-7 miles on the roads today. I will try to pick up the pace where I can between icy patches. Weights in the man cave later.

Heading north after lunch tomorrow for 4 days. I have some good bushwacking adventures planned including trying to get into this small section of state land that has no public access as it is surrounded by this kind of "exclusive private development". There is a large tract of old growth pine in there that I'm am obsessed with getting to. If the snow isn't too deep I can come in from the Upper Michigan side and orienteer in stealthly I think. A long trek. We'll give it a try anyway and hopefully not get arrested. I do respect private property but this situation just drives me bonkers.

QOTD- Well there is this large ham that arrived from my sister in Virginia. Aged, dry, and salty. Almost enough to make me a vegetablearian.

Spin bike, core work, a 4 mile slog through WAY too much fresh powder, now heading out for a snowshoeing adventure.

QOTD: No. I eat very ordinary things. Mostly recognizable produce.

Fortunately I feel a bit better today, so I'm hoping to get out for about 8 miles. (Rocky -- hopefully you'll recover quickly as well!)

 

qotd: nothing weird, but Weegee's cousin gave us some homemade apple moonshine. That's some powerful stuff!

Not being a consistent reader of your dailies, I have to ask... does the last sentence relate to the first sentence?

Hope you feel better.

 

Not being a consistent reader of your dailies, I have to ask... does the last sentence relate to the first sentence?

 

Hope you feel better.

Nope!  I had a bit of a sore throat yesterday, and I was concerned it'd turn into a full-fledged cold.  I don't think the moonshine had anything to do with it.  (Although had I taken more than just the teensiest/tiniest sip, I'm sure it would have.)

 

Please by all means text me. Nothing too provacative as either my wife or daughter will probably read it to me as I'm driving. Don't get me into anymore trouble than I usually am in.   Do you still have my cell #?

 

(I'm now visualizing the text she sends me and trying to explain that one)

 

And I think I would love some of that apple moonshine too.  Strictly for medicinal purposes of course.

Yes, I still have your cell! I'll text you when I know anything.

"Hey hot stuff!  So I got the news from that specialist on my groin.  Looks like we won't be able to spend that time together in the woods after all.  Do you want to borrow my Vaseline while I'm in bed?"

Just got back from 6 miles with the mister. Thankfully, the trails weren't too washed out, considering how much rain we got last might. Headed out for a massage in a few minutes!

QOTD: most of my food intake is pretty normal--lots of plants. I did receive a jar of "Irish Cream" for the holidays which is a mix of cream, condensed milk, almond and vanilla extracts, spices....and whiskey.  A spoonful in a cup of coffee is just right.