Whoot

Its Friday finally. We'll see friends tonight and hang around the house (I totally forgot it was eXmortis, and made other plans - oops!).

Hedwig is happy with her clean vacumed floors, washed outside, and oil change, fluid top off, tires balanced and all of the other goodies that Saturn does as a part of an "oil change". Its seeming like getting things covered under warranty will be kind of complicated anywhere I take her (even if I go to a Chevy dealer) so I'll just have to play that by ear if and when the time comes. In the whole time I had my Saturn there was 1 repair that had a tiny portion covered by the warranty. That's what I get I guess from buying the car through a nontraditional way (from an Enterprise Auto, rather than a true dealer).

Driving in this morning I jumped around on the Ipod with Peter Murphy, Queen and Queensryche. You know, every time I hear Bohemian Rhapsody I can't get through the song without banging my head at the end ala Waynes World? I just can't do it! I'd love for "We Will Rock You" to come to Boston - it was such a great show!

Have a great weekend peeps, and I'll see some of you over the next couple of days. :)

I want to ride my bicycle,

I want to ride my bike! Damn songs getting stuck in my head! :)

In all seriousness though, I'm pondering if I want to do a charity bike ride in May for brain tumor research. A couple of 501st members went last year to cheer on the returning riders, and it seems like there is larger interest in the group this year (it will be easier, because it won't be post the ROTS madness).

They have a short 10 mile ride route, and I'm thinking I may want to do it in partial armor (or at least, exercise clothes of a Star Wars bent, a costumeish outfit). I'm a pretty active person but haven't been biking in YEARS! I have a good, tuned up bicycle in my garage that I just need to get out riding. So for my biker friends, do you think given some training it will be a breeze for a relatively already healthy/active person? 10 miles biking doesn't seem like *that* much. I think it could be a neat challenge.