> 
 >   Yeah but don't forget your a friend of the environment when you 
 > pedal.. :)
 > 
This week I wasn't feeling particularly friendly to the environment-- minus
30 to minus 40 F wind chills are just a bit too cold for me!  I drove to work
and my bike got a rest.  Hopefully, I won't have that excuse next week.  (I 
may have a different excuse, looking for somewhere to live, but that is a 
different problem/story.)
 > 
 >   I hate when my socks get moist/wet.  It really irritates my skin 
 > and gives 
 > me sore feet.  In the summer I ride in sport sandals as much as I 
 > can.  I 
 > never remember to take extra socks when I ride...
 > 
I meant to look into those this past summer.  If it goes like my normal 
experience with both sandals and cycling shoes, I won't be able to find any 
that fit my feet properly-- but I won't know until I try!  
I was very glad when I finally made it home that day and got out of my wet 
socks!  A nice hot shower, and television seemed to help a lot, too...  :-)
 > 
 > Hope it works for ya, cause' I can't think of any other good ideas.  
 > When I 
 > get off work I feel like I could ride as fast I can forever.  Just 
 > want to 
 > get home so fast, I'll do anything.
 > 
Yep!  Sometimes I am anxious to get home so I can lift weights and work off 
any remaining (negative) energy/ frustration.  Bicycling is a good start to 
burning off the excess energy-- much better than driving my car.  (And less
temptation to take a side trip and waste time and money elsewhere, such as on
fast food.)
Keep biking!
BAS
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