Today's am was spent doing some office work, finding jobs applying to some, following up with some, etc.. nothing exciting. Then I continued with some of the spring cleaning. I scrubbed the kitchen floor. It was so dirty I had to mop it twice. I try and clean the house once a week, but when you are the only one cleaning up the house after everyone else some times areas get skipped. I will admit I am on top of the weekly cleaning of the bathroom. Burnsy helps out by going to the dump/ recycling center, and Hattie does some vacuuming, JD does nothing. 

On my way to the race this past weekend I got something splattered all over the Saturn. I think it was some type of slush drink. Seeing how it isn't suppose to rain for the rest of the week I decided it would be a wise idea to give the Saturn a bath. The weather was perfect for a car wash, sunny and 65-70. Suns out Guns out!

I even got around to raking the side lawn, now the entire lawn has been raked and I must say it is looking alright. Seeing how the last people who lived at the 497 did little to nothing in terms of yard maintenance the place has come a long way. I even started to pick up my winter bike clothing down basement and picking the basement in general.

I managed to make it over to Bradbury mtn today. All the single track is closed, but the double track is open. Its drying out pretty quick, but there are still a few areas that are pretty wet. I didn't ride there for to long since all of the good stuff was closed. I road the Mamasita for about 90 minutes there. After finishing up at Bradbury I hopped on the Campeon and put in another hour + on the road.

Tomorrow I am up to Rumford for a major ride. North on rt 17, west on rt 16, south on rt 26, east on rt 2. Look it up, should be 100+ miles on some wicked hilly terrain. Who needs the Tour de Georgia when you have Maine scenic highways???