Jersey Shore

Somehow I got totally sucked in to Jersey Shore. Lee was watching it while I was eating and I caught part of an episode, I hate to admit it but that was enough to get me to watch most of the second season today. It's probably one of the worst shows I've seen, not only does nothing really happen but the people on the show and I have virtually nothing in common. I can't...though I guess I can believe there are people actually like that out there. In any case, we're anxiously awaiting the episode tonight but voted to wait until tomorrow so we can watch it On Demand and avoid the commercials. I guess there are worse things to be passing crazes around this house. It's not as though we don't work hard the rest of the time. Especially now that we have the power tower.

After we ran, we went over and talked with Ron. I think I'm more sensitive than I need to be about wanting to be one of the guys, I surely recognize that my resume looks nothing like the two guys I'm living with. And while I believe that mine will get significantly better once I start racing after having trained in this group, that doesn't change the current state. But at the same time, that matters little, and as Nick and Ron have said, we're all equal in this. So I brought my training logs over and handed them off to Ron. Not that I think it matters much, having been out for the past year after the accident, it's not as though my body knows a system so well that Ron needs to slowly add in some of his as he takes away what I've been doing. I'm somewhat of a clean slate. And while I want a plan tailored to me, the advantage of working with the other guys outweighs that in my mind for the most part. I know that I'll have probably more speed stuff to do, but also that there is the chance I'll move up to the 1500. It's all going to hinge upon what the training shows and what Ron thinks. No rush to decide anything right now, there's no need.