Today 17 cyclists pedaled 200 miles. I think this is the most miles and the most varied participation for Arlete’s BIG on a single day so far. And such nice stories for each of the rides.
Over the past 3 months, Paul, Brenda, Jim, and Lennore (BoB4) have been slowly building up how far they can ride. Today, they challenged themselves with a ride to Old Sac. They had a good route but were a bit unsure since it was the first time they were riding it. Leo (BoB4) was able to go at the last minute. He’s such an encouraging person, I knew they would have a great time. Paul, Brenda, and Jim started on the east side of I-5. Leo, Agueda (BoB4), Lennore, Natalie and Evan started on the west side. Everyone met at the bike/pedestrian bridge that goes over I-80.
Thank you Dani for organizing the first-ever trike ride. There were 12 people – a very good turnout. We rode 4 routes, each one started and ended at the Four Seasons Lodge. Based on ability, riders could opt out at the end of each segment. The segments were 2.0, 1.3, 2.5, 3.0 miles. Thanks Jonathan for taking this picture:
Front: Brenda, me, Kathy, Dani, Jonathan’s trike, Linda, Larry Back: Donna, Ray, Stacy, Betty, Helen
After riding 25 miles by herself early Sunday morning, Barbara later rode 4 miles with her grandson Vince.
When a group of cyclists from Arlete’s BIG attended Jibe’s Meet and Greet at Track 7 on July 13 and Dennis Spear, N Magazine publisher, was also there, I thought “Cool, maybe our picture will be in the Bits ‘n Pieces section.” And it was.
Tuesday. One of Carson’s favorite games is Cover Your Assets which is best with several players. Charlie was hoping to be dealt in … but spotted a nearby comfy spot for a little nap.
Wednesday. I finished cutting out the pattern, adjusted the fit and pinned it to the fabric. Almost ready for fabric cutting. But my wrist was not ready for cutting fabric.
Terri volunteered to cut out the pieces despite knowing how fussy I am. She passed! I am so glad I don’t have to open another jigsaw puzzle next week. Thank you Terri.
until the cast comes off. On Monday, I had lunch at Bella Bru. When I eased my chair back, the chair leg broke, and I gently slid to the ground. Boy did people come running to help me! Including the manager. I was fine and got up without help.
More jigsaw puzzles and reading about Joe Pickett, game warden. I tried using scissors.
Sundance Lake is on the route I ride. I’m up to 11 miles on most days.
Thank you Sarah and Terri for inviting me! At the Music Circus:
Terri, me, Dawn (Sarah’s MIL), Sarah:
Confession: I have said for many years, “I don’t like musicals” and decline all invitations. It’s just not a genre I … well … anyway, I really enjoyed both this musical and previously, Kinky Boots. I have changed my mind.