I'm not surprised anymore by the things my kids can do. They just make their minds up and do stuff. Good stuff. If you follow her at all, you've been seeing the feats of strength, the running, the riding, the cooking, etc. Quite a bit of awesomeness going on there. On Monday, she did her first 100 mile ride. I haven't done a 100 mile ride since the summer of 1994. Way to go, Power Girl.
Tyson had some crappy things happen lately but he seems to be able to turn things around. Someone broke into the storage locker in his apartment building and stole his carbon e-mountain bike. Then he was on a boat at the Lake of the Ozarks and someone knocked his phone into the water (the location app still showed it in the water a week later). But he braved the insurance company and got paid for the bike, which we know is harder than it should be. Then he got the phone-dropper to pony up for a new phone. Can't wait to see what new bike he comes up with.
Eli had a hell of a race at the State Mountain Bike Championship. He took second overall and the win in the 19-29 Category 1 class. Yes, he beat me. And John can't seem to come to grips with what's going on here.
By my reaction here, you'd think that I just won. No, I was 6th overall at the State Mountain Bike Championship. But I felt like I won. It was a stacked race and man, it felt like a win. I held off some hard-charging riders and I felt damn good about it!
A day before the Beautiful Mrs. K's birthday. We may have to celebrate early because I'm not going out in public with a walker.
