March Playlist - Indie Jams

Chantal Kreviazuk- In this life
The Red Thread- Wax Museum,
Ambulance LTD - Sugar Pill, Ophelia, Anecdote, New English, Heavy Lifting
Remy Zero - Prophecy
Blitzen Trapper - Furr, Black River Killer, Gold for Bread, War on Machines
The Arcade Fire - Rebellion, Neighborhood #1
Ben Kweller - I need you Back
The Beta Band - Human Being, Quiet, Dry the Rain, B+A, Inner Meet Me, Hard to be you, Push it Out, The House Song
The 88 - Hard to be you
Bjork - Isobel
The Black Angels - The First Vietnamese War, Black Grease
Bloc Party - Helicopter, Positive Tension, This Modern Love, Banquet
Blondie Vs. The Doors - Rapture Riders
The Bravery - Believe, This is Not the End, Time Won't Let Me Go
Gomez - Little Pieces, Airstream Driver, Sunset Gates
Broken Social Scene - Stars and Sons, Pacific Theme, Cause = Time
Cary Brothers - Blue Eyes
Coldplay - Don't Panic, Politik, Warning Sign
Cornelius - Drop
Cracker - This is Cracker Soul, I See the Light, Low, Get of This, Sweet Potato, Euro-Trash Girl, Shake Some Action
Damen Rice - Coconut Skin, The Rat Within the Grain,
Death Cab For Cutie - Soul Meets Body, Summer Skin, Crooked Teeth
The Disco Biscuits - M.E.M.P.H.I.S., Jamillia
Muse - Time is Running Out, Supermassive Black Hole, Hysteria
David Gray - Fugitive
Ryan Adams - Hysteria, Hallelujah; New York, New York; Firecracker, Answering Bell
Will be adding Portugal The Man very soon...

Time in the saddle...

Put in spin number 3 of the week today and what a day. Nothing but head winds the entire time. I thought the winds were over so I shaved the beard and got a nice red wind glow going. Only spent a hour on the bike but felt like two when it was all over. But, then again I've never spent two hours so I can only guess. My ass is sore regardless. Nice steady pace with a little speed play in the afternoon traffic. The new fondness of the two wheel variety has replaced my obsession with bipedicular motion after a return visit to my orthopedist last week turned up with a new malady of patellar tendonitis. The prescription is a month long course of physical therapy, Naprelan, no running, ice, and all the swimming and cycling I can handle. I'm okay with it because it's been 4 months since I've logged a double digit run. Once again Bill has come to my rescue. He put together a team of lymphoma survivors to compete in the CB&I Triathlon in May. Bill is going to swim, and will bike, and Barry will serve as the anchor and bring it home with the run. I think it's pretty damn cool. So I have a goal and task to focus on. Austin is still a ways away in September but worse case scenario I take the rest of the year off and get damn good at swimming and cycling by the time the next season starts.

Now if I could only tackle the rest of my problems with this same clarity.