Arrival in Belgium

I arrived in Belgium yesterday after a long and sleepless travel from chicago to London to Brussel to Hertsbege. The trip went well with few problems other than a delay in London. I made my self stay up to about 11pm Belgium time to start getting my body accustomed to the 6hr time difference. I slept like a rock and woke up at 9am. I woke up and built my bike and Justin Hale took me on a short 1hr ride. I went over my first coblestone rode, it was pretty cool and bumpy as hell. Racing on this stuff is truely going to be difficult. I just got back from the grocery store and that would have been a pain in the ass if Ron and Evan hadn't taken me and shown me some of the stuff i needed to buy and more importanty what not to buy. There is a bakery and a butcher in the small town we are in only a few hundred meters away. I can have frest bread and meat whenever i want. Well that is all for now, stay tuned for more updates, i will have plenty of time to write with all the down time inbetween riding and racing so send me emails if you want to chat. Thanks for reading.

Josh

Last few days in the US

It's been a while since i wrote on here. I have been buys finishing up school for the semester and finishing up the collegiate season. I qualified for Collegiate Cycling Nationls which was held in Lawrence Kansas. I drove out there with my girlfried and met my dad and stepmom there. It was a great weekend with some tough races. I had fun but had some bad racing luck. Hopefully the bad luck ends on the flight over to Belgium. It was good to see my dad and stepmom. Tara and I had a great time spending time with them. Well, stay tuned for my next entry. I leave this sunday for a long flight over the pond. Next stop Cycling Center.
Thanks for reading........