Day 460 – (AD 890) – 23.2 Miles – Jim's Trek Part III – Puzzled on My Schwinn 170

Good Day,

Bloody hell, I am getting to the end of my Jim’s Trek Part III. This morning I pedaled 23.2 miles on my Schwinn 170. Totals: 18,644.5 miles; 30,005.5 kilometers. Just take a gander at that number – 30,005.5 kilometers.

This morning I think I am located on the A1 Highway in the area of Macksville in New South Wales, I think I am. (Virtually of course.) But when I see the van on my left and then I see the street sign straight ahead “Please Limit Compression Braking” I feel like I am seeing something out of the X-Files. Does “Compression Braking” have anything to do with dimensional shift? I wonder if the driver has any clue whether s/he’s missing a portion of their van.

Countdown: 329 days. I cross the finish line in about 2 +/- weeks. Yeah!

Early morning blood sugar rang in at 98.

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Loaf #5

There is just something about fresh bread right out of the oven… The loaf talks to you. I mean if you put your ear close to the glorious golden crust and listen, there is sort of a crackling and crisping of little sounds that definitely sound like “Eat me.” And this morning number 5 is done. Almost didn’t make the 3 cups of white flour. I sort of topped up the 3rd cup with some whole wheat flour; I think about 1/8 of a cup.

I have 61 more to go to accomplish my habit forming routine. One bag of King Arthur emptied; 5 loaves = savings of about $15.00, and a hell of a lot of good bread.

And of course synchronicity falls into place. Today Saint of the Day is St. Benedict of Nursia and the food associated with him is poisoned bread. The story is something about the poisoned bread and a raven grabbing it and flying it away. You get the picture… Well mine’s not poisoned.

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Be healthy and enjoy your day.

Jim