T-Minus 7 Days
Our date of departure is rapidly approaching. We leave a week from today. The last couple mornings I have been woken to Katy whispering "Oh my gosh, can you believe it? I can't believe this is actually happening? Aaaaahhhh!!" I proceed to roll over and fall back to sleep while she lies in bed wondering what will become of our lives. (I think it is in a woman's nature to worry. All the great women that I know have that quality. Sometimes I wonder if the greater the woman the greater her ability to worry. This definitely holds true for my Grandma Ann. My mother seems to be following suit.)
As I lay in bed somewhere in that shady area of groggy wakefulness and day dreaming I imagine a wonderful future. Waking up in a new town every day, 5 or 6 hours pedaling through quaint towns and beautiful countryside, a massive calorie deficit to be filled by new and wonderful foods and etc. It is all good news. Can't wait. Our lives will quickly change. Today I spent 8 hours pouring through MiChart and Careweb studying the long term outcomes of the Ross Procedure (heart surgery doctor stuff). In a week I will be convincing Katy that back to back centuries to see the first two stages of the Tour de France is non-negotiable. The biggest adjustment however, must be: no more Google life for Katy. She will have to surrender all that she loves about being a Googler: her teammates, Analytics, and of course, Chef Tom meals and the snacks in the micro kitchen.





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