I think I’ve seen someone do this before. I’m pretty sure it wasn’t done as well as this:
Saving much? I’m thinking of stuffing mattresses. On the same day that Nasdaq just … broke … there was this news.
After a lifetime of working, the median Boomer household has managed to accumulate $12,000 of retirement savings.
That means that 50% have even less than $12,000 for their retirement. These 55 to 64 year olds are up shits creek without a paddle. No wonder the percentage of over 55 people working is at an all-time high. Every age bracket has been living in a land of delusion.
So I went out for a ride. I’m trying to build miles back into the faux-training almost-routine for a couple of century ride possibilities that are coming up. I’ve fallen into a lull of short rides and so today hurt. And it was only a 42-mile route. But, still, that was my biggest ride since April 1st.
Of course you’re right in the middle, the perfect halfway point, when you wonder if you feel like doing it. Stopped at a gas station to buy a Gatorade. It was August, so I’d already had 64 ounces of water. Enjoyed my 32-ounces of fake electrolyte beverage and then re-filled one of my bottles at the gas station. That’s another 24 ounces.
You’re supposed to have some chocolate milk after long rides to repair your muscles. Honestly, I couldn’t drink another thing.
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