And a glass of wine on the patio. Fun!
Cloud Bread
I guess Cloud Bread is all the rage on TikTok. This time Sophia made a reddish batch.
The texture was airy, the smell was a strong sulphury egg … and that was as far as I got. Why would I taste something that smelled so bad?
Avery, what would your mom and dad say if they saw you standing up there? “They’d probably tell me to get down.” That’s what I thought.
Dinner at my house
Jim and Lucy and …
Justin came by also!
SABA staff meeting
We’ve been meeting bi-weekly in various Sacramento parks. Today at Albert Winn. The leaf-blower guy had been buzzing loudly around the perimeter of the park and it was hard to hear each other speak. Then he came to our section and “graciously” slowed down the noise to the point that we really couldn’t hear each other at all. We paused, watched, and waited. Smile.
Tarantula attack!
Avery was attacked by a giant crocheted tarantula while visiting the other day.
I crocheted this spider over the past two weeks. The legs, arms and fangs have a wire structure inside so the legs can be bent. Sophia learned how to make a starting loop, chain and single crochet!
Brunch at Adrienne’s
Adrienne’s mother and Marie’s mother were twins. Adrienne and Marie look more alike than Ade and either of her sisters. Marie lives in Genoa NV, it’s always fun to visit when she’s in town.
Marie, LInda, Ade
Bikes rides
Tuesday. What’s left of Natomas Airfield:
Houses are being built all around it:
Thursday. Lorraine and I rode 11 miles. I showed her the pigs in Witter Ranch Park:
Then we checked out Hummingbird Park where we met John who was trying to learn how to ride his bike. I gave him a quick lesson .. with his mother’s approval.
I had a very good riding week. 5 days, 102 miles!
Tacos for dinner
at Jim and Lucy’s. Yum!
Sunday bike ride
Suzanne always makes sure Pete is protected from the sun before he can leave. Smile.
Urban Cycling – final class
The star pupils were Fayzah and her family. They came to every class and their skills and confidence noticeably improved. Huge thanks to Cesar and Deb from SABA for their support. I couldn’t have done this class without them.
Ahmed, Cesar, Fayzah, Maryam, Isa, Deb
There were plenty of goodies handed out at the end. Bells and front and rear lights which Cesar immediately installed on every bike. And U-locks and cables!
This was a fun class to teach and I learned we’re going to offer it again in the fall.
