Hanging out with the dogs,
get some movies in,
the cat stole the turkey
as it cooled off.
I live in a zoo.
A quiet day for reflection
of those things I'm thankful for,
family.
And some mandatory food induced
nap time on the couch.
Bikes Art Beer & Nonsense
I live in a zoo.
A quiet day for reflection
of those things I'm thankful for,
family.
And some mandatory food induced
nap time on the couch.
I'm a product of suburbia.
Something that I haven't liked since...
highschool.
And when it came time to buy a house. I wanted something 'in town' and
central to everything. Over the years I've reaped the benefits of
living in the city. Skip trying to find a parking place for anything
in town, just bike.
While walking the two blocks back home I wonder if my kids will want
the opposite. A ranch house out in the country? A 'new' house in some
nicely named subdivision? A place that doesn't embrace cycling? Where
every commute must be by car. Or will they want something that
represents how they grew up? I'm not sure.
All the art is set.
Thirteen in all.
Plus,
another ten right down the street,
at the gallery.
There is absolutely NOT
enough coffee to get through the day!
And a random mention while staging,
someone other than my mom
reads this blog! Better get back on it!
Along with ALL of the photos
waiting for me to edit & post!
Tomorrow's list is growing,
more to follow!
On another note:
finally brewed the perfect cup of coffee
and a big noreaster is rolling in...
just in time for the next 'cross race!
This one was particularly promising
since EVERYONE was in Mass.
And being able to visit a friend who
works at Ommegang, was an extra
plus!
I'll post more.
And get the couple hundred photos up
on flickr. That's the plan for Thursday!
Finally getting around to setting up the
new bike.
Pedals, set the seat, along with setting
up the extra wheels with new tires.
Rainy days are only awesome
for checking things off of the list.....