Originally Posted by Peter_C

Yup, sadly, it is. Good or bad, it is what it is. I have many plans and hopes for the near future, and when all the crap from the move is over, the Bike will be my primary focus. Dumb things like the post office refusing to deliver the mail to the box in the driveway since my wife and I moved in - so a new mailbox must go up across the street (that was last night) - so no ride when i got home.

Tonight it was figuring out the type of gravel to put in the dog area this weekend (20 X 10 area with dog door into the garage - for 3 dogs = no grass in dog area = mud in the rain).

This weekend is putting up shelving in the new garage, re-arranging everything, cleaning out the shed to make room for all the stuff in my garage in the old house - fact is simple, gotta get all this done, clock is ticking. Still on the stationary every day for least 30 minutes during my lunch break (resistance now at 4 of 16, RPM steady at 90 - almost zero coasting - can talk now while pedaling)

No need to start the cycle of Bike comes first - it's simply a matter of hours I have per day - trust me, I am getting exercise every single day - may not be perfect, but compared to prior - it's a huge difference!

My bike calls me every day, but I have a list of stuff to get done - when the move is completed, when everything is in it's place, then beat me up for not riding daily rain or shine.

/shrug

Or be pissed? It simply is what it is for me.