we humans hate change , not because we dont want but because its uncomfortable

My G keeps surprising me with his awesome works 🫡.

No she is not carrying baby but hiding ፌስታል 😂😂😂

Lmfao CBE forced me to update just to only change the number pad again for the second time 😭

G.morning comrades 🌅

We are once again on friday . Lets make the finish victorious ✊

W editor 🫡

Project ideas are weird bro 😭

There are days I sit down like:
“Alright brain, let’s cook. Give me startup level, million-dollar, life-changing idea.”

Brain:
no signal
404 creativity not found
starts thinking about food instead

Then randomly…
I’m brushing my teeth, cycling, about to sleep, or doing absolutely nothing and BOOM 💡

“YO WHAT IF I BUILD THIS?? THIS IS GENIUS.”

And suddenly I’m opening VS Code at 2AM like my life depends on it.

Moral of the story:
You don’t find project ideas.
Project ideas find you…
usually at the most inconvenient time possible 😭

Wallpaper 10/10 ⭐

Sukhoi 'Flanker' 27(SU-27UB)

Hollly guaka molyyy.
Restomod cars in addis 🔥

Gathering for vintage racing ig 🏎🏁

As we know sunday is ride day , the last 2 weeks ive skipped rides and this week, planning to hit it hard.

And a loved one gifted me something and told me that its good for energy on long rides, but ididnt know what it is .

If you know tell in the comments 😄

Enough guys 😭😭😭 😂

Cycling taught me something most people ignore… hydration is not just about water.

When you ride for long hours, you are not only losing water. You are losing electrolytes. Sodium, potassium, magnesium… all the small things your body quietly depends on to keep muscles working and energy stable.

You might not notice it at first. But then the fatigue hits different. Your legs feel heavier than usual. Sometimes cramps sneak in. Sometimes you just feel weirdly drained even though you drank enough water.

That is usually electrolyte loss talking.

For shorter rides, water is mostly fine. But once rides start stretching past 1.5 to 2 hours, especially under the sun, electrolytes can genuinely change performance and recovery. They help your body absorb water better, keep muscles functioning properly, and maintain stamina throughout the ride.

Personally, during longer rides, I try to balance both. Water for hydration. Electrolytes to replace what sweat takes away. Sometimes even simple natural snacks like bananas help because they restore potassium.

Cycling is funny like that. It teaches you that performance is not always about pushing harder. Sometimes it is about fueling smarter and listening to what your body is losing while you chase distance. 🚴‍♂️

Should i try to livestream and die 😄

Will stream when i find ma baboon friends

Got home
Total =65.96KM
chill ride and gahh damn the electrolyte has done its job properly .