Thursday, November 15, 2007

Family Night at Nome's

Not exactly your "A" typical father and son...but I like it!

Here is a little bit of a song we are working on together, it's a work in progress. It's not perfect, and Dyllan is reaching for some of the cords still, but he is 12 and I am damn proud of him.

10 Comments:

Blogger mindful mule said...

Nice Ozzy flair.

8:42 AM  
Blogger jAndy donka-donk said...

I'm with him.....

the ozzy shirt was the only thing better than the BIKE WALL....

11:22 AM  
Blogger Ron Castia said...

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11:55 AM  
Blogger X Bunny said...

that room looks way too neat and organized!

5:38 PM  
Blogger Ron Castia said...

Oh believe me, that is an extremely temporary and seldom condition.

It cycles from bike parts and bikes everywhere to what you see there. The parts everywhere interval is much longer than the organized one and it takes an event to bring things together. I just had a few people over from the team to do some performance and resting metabolic rate testing, that's why it is in the organized interval.

BTW: Found out my metabolic rate is much faster than I thought and I was told to eat more on my training days. Healthy foods are low calorie, so I pretty much eating non stop after Tuesday Worlds, but the recovery is faster.

6:00 PM  
Blogger Dr. Xeno said...

Nice tone(s)!

6:30 PM  
Blogger Johnny GoFast said...

It's got wires that vibrate and bring music,
Oh what can this thing be that I've found?

Very awesome. I can play three chords....badly. Nice to see you passing something very cool on to your son.

10:37 AM  
Blogger veloandvino said...

ok, so do you want to sell the tri spoke?

8:12 PM  
Blogger Ron Castia said...

You don't want that tri-spoke. I bought it from Art Wong, who bought it from Andrew Quan, who bought it from Stan Terusaki.
That thing has more miles on it that Sputnik.

Funny though, it rolls wicked smooth, a little wobbly, but smooth.

8:54 PM  
Blogger Lorri Lee Lown -- velogirl said...

I want your garage.

5:10 PM  

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