5 am: Dave and Phyl left. They planned to drive straight through, about 16 hours of driving, to Deer Lodge, MT.

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Vow renewal
Congratulations Chris and Mary on 30 happy years of marriage. Today they renewed their vows in a ceremony at their house (Dave & Phyl’s old house).


Back row: Johnny, Beth, Alexa. Front row: Jerry, Carol, Chuck.

Phyl and Dave in the foreground. Looking the other way 🙂 is Chris and Greg’s dad, Ken.
Tournament day 2
Tournament Day 1
Maria and her guest Shelly ready to go early Thursday morning.

The only thing I needed to check on: are the pink polka dot napkins on the table? Yes.

Dottie, Jacque, and Maria.

After lunch, I removed all the centerpieces from the tables.

After the tablecloths had been replaced, I put them all back. Later I helped Maddie and her team get the tables ready for the next day’s lunch. Then went to back to Maria’s for an end-of-day-one celebration where I ran into and visited with an old friend from Rio Linda Senior High School – Sue Kelly.

LWW Ladies Golf Invitational
Thursday at Merrilyn’s
Phyl and Dave
Saturday
Friday travel
This morning, Thais and I took Carson to Milestones
then took the Capitol Corridor train to Berkeley and Lyft to our favorite fabric store.

We had lunch at Toss Noodle Bar,
and little window shopping on 4th St before taking the train back to Sacramento. We picked up Carson and went directly to Avery’s Little League game.
Fun day!
Westfield Village Bike Club
This was my last bike club meeting at Westfield Village with its most faithful member, AngelLillie. I was so happy Deb Banks rode with us.

Riding with AngelLillie has been such a delightful experience that I wanted our last meeting to be special, so the three of us rode 2 miles to Joe’s Crab Shack in Old Sacramento.

Molly Wagner from WALKSacramento joined us.

On our way back,
I noticed some smoke, we stopped, evaluated, and called 911 …
a small crowd gathered,
the fire department arrived,
and put out the fire.
After being asked a few questions by a fireman, we rode on to where AngelLillie lived. I smiled as I listened to AngelLillie invent various scenarios about being heroines on bicycles, riding around, saving the community. When we said our final goodbyes, one of AngelLillies’s neighbors came by. She said, “We just saved all of West Sacramento from being burned down.” Smile. I will miss you AngelLillie.
















