The cold wind blows.

 I've sleeved the cold. The effects of global warming in the late fall begin.  Overflowing the ginkgo fruit on the street. The smell is nasty. Temperatures confusing. Prefer not to wear the right clothes. During the day, morning and evening, the cold and warm. There are many Chinese quince fruit. Seems ripe yellow soon. Is a natural air freshener. On the way back, disc brake pads fell again. It took 20 minutes to find. Thanks to the crisis turned a hex wrench.
Tighten the pad so that part fell while driving. Should be a little loose.

Saddle angle 15 degrees is preferable. Men also enjoy bicycle saddle of the prostate is required. When you receive a lot of stimulating the prostate function weak. Will go to the bathroom frequently.


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