Bike ride

The faithful three met at 8 am for an 18-mile roundtrip bike ride, all of Jack Rabbit Trail plus a detour through Regency Park.

Peter Price, Pat Johnson, Phil Jackson


Poor Pat got a flat tire almost at our farthest-away point. He was able to call one of our neighbors to come pick him up. He said it was the first flat tire ever.

Backyard tour

Back on June 29, from 4-8, six homes in the community opened their backyards. I did not take a single picture – darnit. Access to my backyard meant coming in through the front door.
Avery helped with a little ice cream sundae bar. I made about 80 pre-scooped cups and got rid of about 60 of them. Adrienne was also a big help. Through the sliding glass door …






On the other side of the house:

Bike rides

Saturday morning, July 6. From Four Seasons Lodge to Starbucks near the Amtrak station in downtown Sacramento. 18 miles roundtrip. Fun!

Peter Price, Phil Jackson, Pat Johnson

Tuesday morning, July 9. From Four Seasons Lodge to the Red Bud Trail, then Natomas Regional Park and Jack Rabbit Trail. 12.4 miles roundtrip. More fun!

Peter Price, Ray Krause

Leading these are rides are getting me out on my bike. Hurray!

Fourth of July at Four Seasons Westshore

The biggest event ever held at Four Seasons Westshore. 250 people! The first 100 tickets sold out in less than 24 hours.
At my table: Adrienne and Kathy (standing), Silvana, Judy, Leslie.
I snapped this picture just before the guy just behind Ade, with a smile on his face, did a hilarious photo bomb! I should have pressed the button a few seconds later.

50th anniversary party

Congratulations Bill and Ann Brooks.
Family and friends – a lot of us worked together as teachers in the Rio Linda Union School District – which no longer exists, it blended into Twin Rivers Unified.

Kathleen Fairwell, Kathy & Dennis Wymore


Val Sills, Susan and Mike Rieff


Ron Chaix, Rich Schmidt, Ray Willett


Rich and Diane Schmidt, Val


Bill Brooks (standing), at right his mother