What ever happened to the concept of the 4 day work
week? There are companies that do have
such a thing, but it hasn’t caught on quite as much as I’d hope. So here I am
on another Friday, when the inbox is stagnant, the phone remains quiet, and I’m
scratching my head at how to be productive. It’s tough when one is raised with
a strong work ethic. So, I pretend to strategize, plan ahead, and follow all
the concepts of Stephen Covey. But let’s get real, I’m looking out the window
at the beautiful spring day and dreaming of the weekend and where I will ride.
We have
finally managed to get the bikes out on a few excursions. The last vestiges of
snow have vanished and the song birds are out in full force. Yet, winter doesn’t
seem to want to loosen its grip. This seems to happen just when I get out on
the open road. In addition to the danger of sand at the intersections, and last
autumn’s leaves, Andy and I have been hit by hail, if for a brief moment, but
still it was hail. So to see a Friday as beautiful as today and be confined
makes it hard to keep to my own standards
I’m going to confess that I had to
check up on the motorcycle world. I discovered that Antiques Roadshow will have
a special on April 29th, broadcasted from the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum.
Also at this year’s rally,
women who have been influential in the motorcycle world will be featured. These
aren’t the big name movers and shakers, but the everyday person who has had an
impact on the motorcycle world.
In
addition, I’ve made some decent headway into planning our motorcycle vacation.
I’m looking at Kentucky this year. The Daniel Boone National Forest it
attracting my attention with everything from waterfalls, natural arches to
caves. The roads getting there look absolutely inviting. But alas, my moment of
daydreaming needs to end; time to break off here and get back to the work
ethic.
