target - there's one in everytown

this will be quick since my alarm is currently set for 4:30 am.  i arrived in st george around 4 this afternoon and the drive could only be described as majestic.  i know. not the most attractive of adjectives but the only one i could think of as i drove through the walls of rocks whose beauty could only be felt by ones presence.  it was a drive much like i hope my remaining journey will be.

after i found the hotel and managed to get all my stuff up the stairs.  first lesson when tri traveling, request a bottom floor.  i then ventured out to find a target.  i forgot advil and even i know that this weekend was not going to be possible without a little help from my friend.  and there it was never to let me down.  then it was off to dinner to meet "the others".

i've been training solo, being the turtle with his or hers (respectively) head in my shell.  i've been stuck there and is always been easier to just do it myself then to reach out to others.  so although the "training camp" hasn't technically started yet.  i made my way across the street to meet 10 other triathletes for dinner.  i went for two reasons.  1. to see what i was up against and 2. to determine if i'd show up tomorrow.

i decided on number two.  so my alarm is set and hopefully i'll decide to hit the pool at 6 with a my new found tri group.