Monday, January 17, 2005

Bike hard...

i love riding in the mornings... it tends to be a bit cold, but there's nothing like beating the crap out of yourself before you even get in the shower. only, this morning i noticed something about the way i ride: i seem to bike as if there is always one more lap left. even if i happen to be on actuall last lap, i still ride as if i am conserving energy for more.

i mean yeah, i'm tired when i get home, but it still seems as if i am not giving my all at any part of the ride.




i pace myself for a finish line i'll never reach...




when i did finally get home this morning from my journey, i began to think about how fast i am biking race of life. am i living everyday like it's my last? am i pacing myself for a finish line that will never come? am i holding back because i think i might need energy for the many mile sojourn home?



'like a thief in the night,' is the way Jesus describes his return. besides the religious, theological, philosophical and spiritual implications, i think it also skillfully describes the way life in the mundane functions: the unforeseen is always a possibilty if not an inevitability.










you never know what's going to happen, so don't ride like you do.

5 Comments:

Blogger Lord Milton Pepperbottom III said...

thanks jaymarie for your comment! grace and peace to you and yours!

11:27 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

dear jev-
why don't you write anything new? maybe something about firefighting or haus or anklosis spondlitis or "la bamba" or really anything???

your most loving and dedicated blog-groupie :o)

3:43 PM  
Blogger Lord Milton Pepperbottom III said...

this next post is for you blog groupie!!!

4:05 PM  
Blogger Andy said...

Jev,
you are a thinker and an artist.
Here's a quote:
"Art is not a handicraft; it is the transmission of feeling the artist has experienced." -Leo Tolstoy

Thanks for dropping by my blog site recently. BTW...how did you happen to find my site?

8:56 PM  
Blogger Lord Milton Pepperbottom III said...

andy, thanks for the comment! - and the quote! i love tolstoy! anywho, i really enjoy your site man, like i said on your blog, you seem to living the life i have always envied and dreamt of... and it's great to see someone who appreciates what he's got! the amount of love you have for your family is not only apparent, but awesome! now lets see... where did i find your blog? ... i think i just randomly found it by pressing the 'next blog' botton at the top right of my screen... lucky find!

10:52 PM  

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