Lance Armstrong’s bid for an 8th Tour de France win is in serious jeopardy. Turns out the cyclist has fallen a full four minutes behind the completion and stands little chance of out peddling the deficit.Four minutes? Really?
If Lance can’t recover from being four minutes off course then what hope is there for me? At my current pace, I estimate that I’m falling a full 24 hours behind schedule each day. To date, I’ve faced my situation gamely, tacking each day’s list right to the bottom of the one from the day before. I simply watch the list unfurl before me like a well-charted, albeit lengthy course. Before the word on Lance, it never occurred to me that I might be in real trouble.
I’m on full alert now, oh-so-aware of the second hand traveling circles around the clock like so many revolutions of Lance’s wheels.
Lance may still be four minutes behind, but I’ve lost another fifteen just writing this post.
1 comment:
Falling behind schedule...that's a pretty common symptom of some type of disease...hrmmmmm....
Heeheheeee...sorry, I just know you have a disease phobia, Auntie :)
I can totally relate to this dilemma. Though I don't really keep up with Lance Armstrong's exploits.
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