Sometimes when this guy sleeps next to me he rips a huge one. I actually have to leave the room!

Testing out the photo uploads…

I went for a further ride today. Went up to SacTown to checkout an upholstery shop, grubbed at a kicking tri-tip hole in the wall joint then to see the closing of the Elk Grove HD dealership. The more miles I do before the end of the month the better for my strength during the Northern Coastal run.

I’ve been riding the Harley and VTX Custom around town the past few days trying to regain strength and becoming familiar with my physical limitations if any exist. So far, I’ve been able to ride without any discomforts like I used to have.

It’s almost 4am and I can’t get any shuteye!!!

I have yet another way to blog. This is being sent from my Blackberry Bold as a test. I’m not sure how the picture size format will come out but I’ll figure it out later.

I’ve been riding the Harley Davidson Roadking around town the past few days. I’m getting used to any limitations my surgery may have caused. So far, I feel like I can ride normal. I do have some discomfort when moving my head certain directions or angles but for the most part I can ride safely. I plan on putting more miles this week on the scoot and start building up the strength in my neck and back area so I guess I’ll be hitting a few shops around the valley just to have a destination.

I’ve been taking it easy without the brace lately. I have officially a week to go before I am able to rid of it but I’m taking it easy. I only rode the motorcycle twice :O – I will be officially cleared to ride the scoot in a month but you know how that goes. It would be damn near impossible for me to wait the full healing duration. Once I feel I’m up to it, I’m going to do it. That’s the way I roll…

I went and picked up Harley at the vet’s. He is now neutered and has a pet microchip installed. I can tell he was feeling the discomfort of the surgery as he wasn’t his usual self getting in and out of the car. The operation was a success and we’ll see what kind of results we get.

I took Harley to the vet this morning so he could be neutered. Poor guy didn’t have a clue what was going on. He even had his head and paws hanging out of the car window enjoying the breeze on the way to the vet hospital.

It’s definitely strange not to have Harley in the house at night. He’s always with both of us or one or the other. He rarely stays by himself. Tomorrow I’ll pick him up right at 9am. The earliest possible time.