
So yesterday Louisiana did something kind of unusual. We elected a new governor who is a short, skinny, young guy of Indian descent with better than average academic credentials and experience in Washington. There are a few things about him that make me nervous, but I can't argue with the positive message it sends to the rest of the country, so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt -- for a while. It remains to be seen how well he will be able to work with the rest of the state legislature, but at this point almost any change would be good, and at any rate it's better than another "Bubba" governor.

Soon after returning home the weather started to deteriorate. Right now, around 5 pm, there are dark clouds to the southeast, the wind is gusty and the forecast for the next 48 hours is looking pretty dismal. Once this weather passes, though, we should get our first taste of sub-60 weather. As much as I hate riding during the cold months of the year, I can't help but look forward to the change. People always say that "change is hard," but sometimes change is also good.
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Yeah - today was a _really_ wet day! I did ride my bike though! A 1994 Marin Eldrige Grade hard tail. Just got it tuned up for the first time in 2 yrs. Almost all original equipment, and no rust UNTIL I moved to New Orleans. That humidity wreaks havok with bike cables and toe clips. Got any tips to keep the bike rust free, short of wiping it dry every time and dousing it with triflow?
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