Sorry for the grouchiness
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- yjleesvrr
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Sorry for the grouchiness
It just hit me that I've posted a number of threads in recent months that complain about various issues related to life, travel, etc. I've been working my butt off in recent years and I've struggled with burnout in a big way over the past six months. Some of this has filtered into my posts. So I'd like to apologize to y'all about that. Still enjoying the website, still enjoying life, and definitely loving motorcycling.
One thing is for sure. I need to ride more in the mountains and out in the country.
One thing is for sure. I need to ride more in the mountains and out in the country.
Member #93, June 2002
'14 BMW R1200RT "Wethead"
'77 BMW R100/7 "Airhead"
'14 BMW R1200RT "Wethead"
'77 BMW R100/7 "Airhead"
- iowabeakster
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Don't worry, as soon as riding season kicks in, you'll be back to normal. Tis' better to vent than hold it in an explode at your family, so by all means take it out here. I think we can handle it.
Hell I've only been to work once, on 2 short 1 hr rides, and 1 longer 3-4 hr ride, and I feel better already. Oh yeah and I did a little wrenching in there, you know...that made me feel pretty damn good too!
Hell I've only been to work once, on 2 short 1 hr rides, and 1 longer 3-4 hr ride, and I feel better already. Oh yeah and I did a little wrenching in there, you know...that made me feel pretty damn good too!
Mark - Member 522
04 R1150R (Silver)
04 R1150R (Silver)
Geez, Jong. I've (at least for now) bailed out of the Playhouse because I'd been taking things too seroiusly and been on more rants than participating in discusssions.
By my standards you are Mother Teresa. Man, if you feel the need to apologize, how much penance do I owe? (OK, Bill, say six billion "Our Fathers and...).
But I agree a few road miles helps everyones outlook.
By my standards you are Mother Teresa. Man, if you feel the need to apologize, how much penance do I owe? (OK, Bill, say six billion "Our Fathers and...).
But I agree a few road miles helps everyones outlook.
- Bill #438, Lifetime
If I'm going to grow up, I'd better hurry.....oh well.
If I'm going to grow up, I'd better hurry.....oh well.
- yjleesvrr
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I think we're a good natured bunch compared to other communities I've seen on the 'net regardless of topic. It's just that my mind has been dwelling on things that frustrate me lately rather than the joys and blessings I've had in life. A lot of this has to do with living in the DC area. This area's traffic has to be experienced to believe. And traveling in the Northeast - the densest urban connurbation in the country, isn't fun either.
I've been reflecting on life in America, the values we hold, and my own lifestyle that I've built as a result. I'm recognizing the need to slow down and enjoying things more rather than constantly drive toward growth. Being a businessman, I live a life of optimization. This is beginning to wear me out. I remember my happy-go-lucky attitude when I was younger, and miss that aspect of myself.
I've been reflecting on life in America, the values we hold, and my own lifestyle that I've built as a result. I'm recognizing the need to slow down and enjoying things more rather than constantly drive toward growth. Being a businessman, I live a life of optimization. This is beginning to wear me out. I remember my happy-go-lucky attitude when I was younger, and miss that aspect of myself.
Member #93, June 2002
'14 BMW R1200RT "Wethead"
'77 BMW R100/7 "Airhead"
'14 BMW R1200RT "Wethead"
'77 BMW R100/7 "Airhead"
- iowabeakster
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Y said,
Amen brother, I have done the same thing to myself (and girlfiend). Ya gotta let up and give yourself a break or you WILL drive yourself nuts.I've been reflecting on life in America, the values we hold, and my own lifestyle that I've built as a result. I'm recognizing the need to slow down and enjoying things more rather than constantly drive toward growth. Being a businessman, I live a life of optimization. This is beginning to wear me out. I remember my happy-go-lucky attitude when I was younger, and miss that aspect of myself.
I was dreaming when I wrote this, forgive me if it goes astray...
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MikeCam
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Okay. The Mike's discovered some adventure roads that are suitable for R1150R clearances and Roadsterista's skill levels.
So the weekend that SamCam leaves for her 3 week trip, I will host a central Virginia mini-Bash at the farm. Yong, it is between Blacksburg, Haymarket and NJ - you can do it.
Vann and Phil, it is a reach but you are welcome to show up anytime of the day or night.
John, Chew, Brian, Carlos, Rich, etc -- no excuses!!!!
Apr 27-29 and/or May 4-5-6.
Beds, cots, linens and HOT showers available but bring tents and camp stuff also!!!!
So the weekend that SamCam leaves for her 3 week trip, I will host a central Virginia mini-Bash at the farm. Yong, it is between Blacksburg, Haymarket and NJ - you can do it.
Vann and Phil, it is a reach but you are welcome to show up anytime of the day or night.
John, Chew, Brian, Carlos, Rich, etc -- no excuses!!!!
Apr 27-29 and/or May 4-5-6.
Beds, cots, linens and HOT showers available but bring tents and camp stuff also!!!!
The Older I Get, The Less I Know.
- mcooperstein
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