Biking, TV, and Life

I don’t understand how or why I’m such an awful biker.

I was under the impression that it really didn’t take a whole lot of talent to stay upright on two wheels while moving forward.

But apparently it does.

When I was going to school in Athens, I used to bike a mile-ish to class. But there was the most giant hill at the end. So I would get off my bike and walk it up.

That is the extent of my biking in college.

Oh, yeah. And I hit an old man with my bike….

I don’t want to talk about it, though.

Anyways, I’ve been on two biking adventures twice this week.

Both times left my legs feeling tight, as if I had just lost ten pounds and gained it all back in muscle.

And my bum felt super sore.

I just don’t understand why people love this.

However, biking down hills, especially incredibly big ones, kinda makes it worthwhile…I must admit.

This has been a weird month for me.

I’ve been watching a TON of television.

I never do that.

Especially cuz we don’t even own a television.

It’s been a ridiculous amount of Netflix for me.

So much so that I don’t want to be outside and exercise.

I just want to get through the season of a show.

Sometimes several seasons in a day.

I’ve become one of those statistics on stereotypical fat Americans.

I think I’ve been lonely.

I’ve had way too much free time and not a lot of people to spend my time with.

I’m kinda in this weird in-between place where I’m about to move and my mind is on that, but I’m still here (in Madison).

I guess I need to practice living in the present.

Anyways, I was worried that I had gained all the weight I lost back.

But, I didn’t.

Which means, I could still lose more weight if I daily exercised.

Hence, above bike rides.

I’ve also been jogging this week, too.

But that’s not interesting.