Greetings, True Believers! It's your old pal Spider-Man.
So this will be the first time I've ever done a journal, so we'll see how this goes.
This morning's shave was mostly new for me. I used Chris' Wolfman cream to whip up some nice lather, and the shave with my Fatboy was good as always. But I finished up with Chiseled Face's Cedar & Spice, which I just got in the mail yesterday from a PIF. It's a whole lot of cedar and just a little tiny bit of spice. But I paired it with Pino Silvestre EdT. So I basically smell like I just stepped out of a sawmill, lol. But I dig it. I'm more partial to Nature scents, especially earthy and woodsy (either brown or green scents).
So yesterday and today have been exciting as we hit the 70s! Been waiting for warmer weather so I could get out on my new motorcycle more. Yesterday I had to take it in for a State Inspection, then go get it titled and registered. Then I drove it to the VFW for Bingo. The weird thing about that for me, was I knew I was going to have to ride it home in the dark, as I'm usually not done there until 10 or 10:30. I've only been riding for a couple weeks and riding in the dark was kinda scary, especially when I saw a group of deer on the side of the road. Which is common where I live, but obviously unnerving when you are on a bike.
Today I rode it into work for the first time. Y'know what the worst part about riding a motorcycle is for me? The helmet. Not wearing one, necessarily, I'd never ride without one. But wearing a helmet, and having a mohawk are relatively mutually exclusive. I had to figure out a different way to style my hair so it wouldn't look dumb when I took the helmet off. LOL. First world problems, I know.
I'm looking forward to this afternoon, when it will be 76* when I hit the road. I'm going to head down to the Amish Market which is about 15 miles into the country. Should be a nice drive. I think that's what I'm looking forward to most about having a bike..... taking it out on the smaller country roads and exploring some of the nearby smaller towns that I really don't have a reason to go to otherwise.
Of course, I have to enjoy this weird spring weather when I can, because it's going to rain tomorrow, then be back in the 40s this weekend.
So this will be the first time I've ever done a journal, so we'll see how this goes.
This morning's shave was mostly new for me. I used Chris' Wolfman cream to whip up some nice lather, and the shave with my Fatboy was good as always. But I finished up with Chiseled Face's Cedar & Spice, which I just got in the mail yesterday from a PIF. It's a whole lot of cedar and just a little tiny bit of spice. But I paired it with Pino Silvestre EdT. So I basically smell like I just stepped out of a sawmill, lol. But I dig it. I'm more partial to Nature scents, especially earthy and woodsy (either brown or green scents).
So yesterday and today have been exciting as we hit the 70s! Been waiting for warmer weather so I could get out on my new motorcycle more. Yesterday I had to take it in for a State Inspection, then go get it titled and registered. Then I drove it to the VFW for Bingo. The weird thing about that for me, was I knew I was going to have to ride it home in the dark, as I'm usually not done there until 10 or 10:30. I've only been riding for a couple weeks and riding in the dark was kinda scary, especially when I saw a group of deer on the side of the road. Which is common where I live, but obviously unnerving when you are on a bike.
Today I rode it into work for the first time. Y'know what the worst part about riding a motorcycle is for me? The helmet. Not wearing one, necessarily, I'd never ride without one. But wearing a helmet, and having a mohawk are relatively mutually exclusive. I had to figure out a different way to style my hair so it wouldn't look dumb when I took the helmet off. LOL. First world problems, I know.
I'm looking forward to this afternoon, when it will be 76* when I hit the road. I'm going to head down to the Amish Market which is about 15 miles into the country. Should be a nice drive. I think that's what I'm looking forward to most about having a bike..... taking it out on the smaller country roads and exploring some of the nearby smaller towns that I really don't have a reason to go to otherwise.
Of course, I have to enjoy this weird spring weather when I can, because it's going to rain tomorrow, then be back in the 40s this weekend.
