Well, it’s been a while since my last post, and people are starting to wonder if I have fallen off some cliff in the middle of nowhere.  I suppose I am back home, so some people might consider that the middle of nowhere, but thankfully there has been no cliff!  The last week and a half I have been spending lots of time catching up with friends and family here at home, which has been really great to finally see everyone again.

I’ve also been having all kinds of tests done to see if there is anything causing me to feel so tired during races, so many trips to the doctor have been made!  I’m convinced all it is now is that they have taken too much blood to analyze!!  Haha, but seriously, there doesn’t seem to be any deficiencies in my blood or anything, and according to everyone I’ve talked to it is just that the pneumonia takes time to be back 100%.  I’m feeling strong still, just takes a bit longer for recovery, but I think with some focus put on my time after rides and races, I should be good to go.

Other than all that fun I’ve been getting in some good quality training rides, and just making sure everything is ready for the second big trip of the year.  Next week I leave for Edmonton where the National Championships are being held, and after that I go straight to Ireland for the Junior Tour of Ireland with Hot Tubes.  From there, as long as everything goes the way I plan for Nationals, I’ll be headed to Belgium for a few weeks of prep before the World Championships in Italy.  So, another busy couple months ahead of me, but for the moment I’m just trying to make the most of my time at home.  Stay tuned for reports from Edmonton!

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