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I can't take the pressure
Apr. 29th, 2009 09:43 pmIt seems like a good idea, but I feel a bit intimidated. It takes me twice the time they say it is reasonable for me to take.
http://www.noexcusezone.com.au/noexcuse_australia_melbourne
Maybe they should draw another map for slightly overweight, unfit, over 40's women - then I'd feel like I really had no excuse.
I'm progressively working on some of what stops me from riding to work: I now have nice lights, a reflective jacket and a basket on the back of my bike for my back pack.
It's taken me so long this summer to get myself re-organised that now I have to find gloves/mittens and ear warmth so I can avoid the skull pain I get from the temperature difference between the inside of my head and the cold earlobes as I ride in the morning.
Every morning I find a new excuse/reason to avoid riding, this morning it was because i still haven't really gotten over my cold from last week.
http://www.noexcusezone.com.au/noexcuse_australia_melbourne
Maybe they should draw another map for slightly overweight, unfit, over 40's women - then I'd feel like I really had no excuse.
I'm progressively working on some of what stops me from riding to work: I now have nice lights, a reflective jacket and a basket on the back of my bike for my back pack.
It's taken me so long this summer to get myself re-organised that now I have to find gloves/mittens and ear warmth so I can avoid the skull pain I get from the temperature difference between the inside of my head and the cold earlobes as I ride in the morning.
Every morning I find a new excuse/reason to avoid riding, this morning it was because i still haven't really gotten over my cold from last week.
