Pete is always ready to go for a bike ride. We rode the Jack Rabbit Trail to the north end at Elkhorn Blvd
and then rode back through Regency Park and Natomas Park. 17 miles.
Happy Easter
I ride past this house quite often on my bike rides.
Bike ride and a visit
Along East Levee Rd, Hansen Ranch Park.
I rode to Jim and Lucy’s, on the other side of the park, and visited for a couple of hours in the garage.
Early Easter basket
A rousing game of Dog Bingo. Carson was so funny. Every time he was able to put a blue dot on his card, he would clap once and shout, “Alright, let’s go!”
Riding around North Natomas
I found a big egg in Westhampton Park,
visited with Lorge (a fellow LCI from Project Ride Smart),
and found a big eyeball
reading a book.
Happy Birthday!
Sophia had a drive-by birthday with a few of her friends yesterday which was a surprise for her. Today she is 11 and the family celebration is quite small. I was unable to shop for a card so I made one with fabric scraps:
The fabrics are from a collection called Pie Making Day 🙂
Sophia, Avery and Carson
While Carson and I played Mousetrap, Sophia and Avery worked on an online drawing lesson by the art teacher at their school:
Carson helped to measure all the ingredients for Pinwheel Cookies:
The game of Life:
Life behind (handle) bars
I-5 is just over the hill:
Looking to the west:
Trail etiquette
Even if there was no requirement for physical distancing, this is not the correct way to use local trails:
And the dog was not leashed. I now find the safest place to ride on the streets. Very little traffic and people are on sidewalks.
Jigsaw puzzles
I saw this on the news:
And I was part of that increase. A Charley Harper puzzle:
When I told Thais, with Carson listening in, about the puzzle I’d just finished, Carson sent me home with one of theirs.
And I understand he has another one ready for me.
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