on Tuesday. We were on the same appetizer wavelength again – jumbo lump crab meat. Crabcakes with aioli and Coastal Carolina frittatas with aioli.
Usually we run out of things to share after a couple of hours. Today, it took three fun hours!
Monday July 15. Brenda and Lori:
Kathy at Dave’s Market in W Sacramento:
Tuesday July 16. Brenda, Laurie, Lori:
Saturday July 20. Paul and Jim:
Kathy:
Sunday July 21. Jim and Paul:
Hula sisters: Judy, Ofelia, Gloria, Rebecca, Lisa-our kudu/teacher, Alma, Pakalana (her Hawaiian name).
My neighbor Kathy read an article in the local paper about the peach shakes at Whitey’s in W Sacramento. We went there Friday afternoon to try them out.
Yes, the peach shake was delicious!
Avery is quite self-motivated to sit down every so often and practice the latest song he’s learning.
Latest favorite local place. Elaine, Terri and I went for happy hour. Great crispy prawns, chicken dumplings, and spring roll with peanut sauce.
Saturday June 29. Lori and Brenda:
Sunday June 30. Maria and Tony:
Dani and Kathy:
Monday July 1. Lori and Brenda:
Dani and Kathy:
Tuesday July 2. Lori and Brenda:
Wednesday July 3. Brenda and Lori:
Kathy:
Thursday July 4. Brenda and Lori:
Paul and Jim:
Friday July 5. Brenda and Lori:
Saturday July 6. Lori and Brenda:
Kathy:
Monday July 8. Dani and Kathy:
Friday July 12. Laurie, Lori, and Brenda:
Dani and Kathy:
Saturday July 13. Jibe ride:
Sunday July 14. Maria and Tony:
I missed one Saturday when the “sparkling stars” movement was added. Today we finished all the movements for Lahaina Luna. Much more practice is needed.
On Wednesday morning in Wenatchee WA, it was 75 degrees at 7 am. I decided not to ride and drove to Bend OR, a 6-hour drive. This morning, I was up early and on the road again. Home – that’s where I wanted to be. It was a fun road trip. I rode 180 miles on 8 new trails. The Myra Canyon Trestles was the top trail – I want to ride it again – so glad Terry lives nearby.
This morning, we went on one of Terry’s favorite rides – around the airport – which included riding the Oaknagan Rail Trail.
A side branch of the trail goes to the University of British Columbia – Kelowna.
We continued straight:
We stopped at a favorite farm stand so Terry could buy more fresh peas.
Understandable. Over the past two days, we have shelled and eaten a lot of peas. Such a delicious treat.
Miles = 18. Thank you Terry for your generous hospitality. After our ride, I packed up and drove to Wenatchee WA.
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