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I went to work, pulled the holiday firewatch.

Just relaxed, at a few Christmas treats while watching a movie and some TV shows on the couch with my wife.

Mike

at least its only a 4 day work week..... well cept for me cause im on an 18 day work week.

Yetserday I had seven friends here for dinner. It was so nice to have this occasion shared by freinds instead of family for a change. Today went out for brunch and then came back and had a nap. Tonight we had some leftovers,,yum yum yum, did the dishes and then Zzzzz..going to bed. Happy Boxing Day.

Just hanging around the house, eating some Christmas treats, playing a new card game we got (monopoly).

Mike

Slept, showered & back at work for another nightshift.

Looking forward to some "christmas drinks" on Thursday.

Napped. Put away the silver, the china, removed the tinsel from the tree. Hung up my new clock. Cancelled plans to go visit my sister and family because 2 of them have colds and coughs. They can wait to receive their gifts....

When you are susceptible to respiratory ailments you tend to stay away from the germy people.

If it were up to me I'd take the tre down now...but a certain someone loves it so I have agreed to leave it up for a few more days.

Now drinking tea and listening to Galaxy Christmas station.....I'll be back at work tomorrow so then I'll go back to normal music.

Got pulled over on the way to the bike shop (rolled a red light, oops) to look at shoes and pedals. $240 later I turned around and went home so I could give the county my bike shoe money Now I'm watching Witchblade and ripping the Sage Francis CD I just got in the mail.

Ninja Geoff wrote:Got pulled over on the way to the bike shop (rolled a red light, oops) to look at shoes and pedals. $240 later I turned around and went home so I could give the county my bike shoe money

Ouch.

Took my Triumph Trophy over to the dealership this afternoon for new tires, new chain and new sprockets. Gonna switch from Bridgestone BT-021's to Michelin Pilot Roads. The front BT-021 gets cupped too fast, it's the only bike we've had where the front tire wears out long before the rear.