Life (mostly)

Well I just got back from Will's house, that was a good time. We went for a long walk down the railroad tracks, hung out at an Air Force Base (outside the fence), and watched some movie with subtitles that was both really good and quite odd. Hanging out was supposed to be Tuesday, but he txted me around 6pm asking if a change would work, and I was game, so that was a fucking excellent night, he is one of my favorite people.

I have also come to an idea about a roadtrip next summer, Will if he has time is game, and I'm pretty sure Liam will be game. It pretty much revolves around getting to Colorado somehow to stay in this caboose out in the wild that is $35 a night. I think it could be a real adventure - though its worth remembering that almost any road trip is an adventure.

I'm watching The Sentinal and just noticed that one of the actors is played by a guy who was one of my favorite cast members in Homicide: Life on the Street. He played Meldrick, and I think you can agree if you watch this clip, that he is (and has been for a long time) one hell of an actor:



I'm only watching this because I didn't feel like sleep yet, and this is an "On Demand" free movie.


I have been informed by some older folks on forums that I may need different yokes for the Atlas if I want to mount a sidecar to it, which incidentally, I do. I could mount it to the KZ, but I think the Yam engine will be much more appropriate for winter use. Doug from Sidestryder who used to hang out with and ride with Steve McQueen and Bud Ekins (as well as others) sent me a good packet of information on how exactly to mount my sidecar to the featherbed frame.

So all in all, a good day.

And with that, I am done.