Elaine’s birthday is one month and one day before mine. Tonight we celebrated both our birthdays with Terri at

Our first time at this restaurant and a very good experience. Not crowded, not noisy, great food and even better, good friends.

Terri and I had lunch at Cafe Bernardo before going to B St for a 2p play.

Five actors played multiple parts while John Lamb was on stage and added the quite entertaining sound effects.

Steamer trunks were borrowed from many local organizations and theaters. The stage design and lighting were excellent.

I led a ride to Celebrate Natomas. We left from the Jibe office: Jim, Paul, Lennore, Minka.


We stayed about an hour. Sadly, Lennore’s bike had a rear flat tire after we checked out from Bike Valet. Marcelino did his best to help.


We left Lennore at the event. At Airport Rd, Paul, Jim and Minka rode back to the start point. I rode fast back to my house to get my vehicle. I drove back to the event, picked up Lennore/bike, drove Lennore back to Jibe office to get her vehicle, met her at her garage where we unloaded her bike. I have been rescued SO many times on past bike rides and tours – I am passing on the good vibes.
Barbara has taken on a big project (imho) for the American River Bike Patrol Velo Lancer program. I want to be available to help as often as possible on their Saturday morning meetups. For the next 10 weeks, these Cordova High School students will gain bike riding skills and endurance. In the end, they will earn a brand new Trek bike.



This is Laurie.

Paula is a faithful blog follower and life-long friend who lives 3000 miles away. She knows all my friends by sight and name although she’s never met them. Laurie and I met for lunch today and made plans for a last-minute bike riding adventure. Later in the afternoon, all reservations were made. Fun ahead.