Carson played at Jesuit on Sunday afternoon.

On my way to City Hall.


Officially I am now past-Chair Hodel. My final responsibility was to present the 2025 annual report from the Active Transportation Commission to the Personnel and Public Employees Committee. The preliminary step before it goes first to the budget committee and finally to City Council.

Thais and Sophia flew to Austin TX on Thursday for a volleyball tournament. On Saturday morning, I went to Carson’s basketball game. After the game, Lenin left for a golf trip for a few days and I helped out for the next day and a half.

In the evening, I was introduced to .. something I would never choose to watch at home.

Charlie always keeps a watchful eye.

Sunday. Carson had flag football at Jesuit at the same time Avery had to be at St Ignatius for Mass followed by Open House and Arrupe Marketplace.


The artisan bread was delicious. I bought 3 loaves. The 8th grader on the far right sold delicious bbq ribs.

Carson’s 4th grade classroom.

Carson’s Mission San Fernando Rey de España.

Auntie Leah helped get Carson from football to basketball. I went for the first half ..

then went to the airport to pick up Thais and Sophia.
A friend from the American River Bike Patrol arranged for me to meet the director of the City of Sacramento Youth, Parks, and Community Engagement Department. Remember the Alhambra Theater? Now a Safeway grocery store.

Great place to meet for coffee:

Later in the morning, I picked up Pamela, Volunteer Coordinator for SABA, and we went to

for the Cordova Community Council monthly lunch.

Mayor Garrett Gatewood entered with Rancho Cordova High School cheerleaders singing and dancing to a Motown song. His speech was entertaining.
