Sunday, June 5, 2011

6-5-11


Me: ONE HUNDRED MILES!

After a few days of feeling lousy, I felt good today. So, I stayed on my bike until I hit the 100 mile mark. 5 hours and 47 minutes of riding time (6 and 1/2 hours in the sun because of eating and water stops). I biked 60 miles with friends & then 40 miles alone (couldn't seem to talk anyone else into going over 60). When I arrived back to our house at noon I was very tired, very hungry and very sunburned!

Saturday, June 4, 2011

6-4-11


Me: Bob is in San Francisco & had the pleasure of his parents, sister, brother-in-law and nieces visiting him. They all went out to eat & then back to the hotel room where Ro & Ree enjoyed jumping on the bed & pillow fights with Bob.

Friday, June 3, 2011

6-3-11

Martin: Adrian (he is in there somewhere) at the 300m mark of a 6km cross country run. Part of the course followed a race track.
Me: Anna & I riding into the sunset.
(it's actually a sunrise)

Thursday, June 2, 2011

6-2-11

Martin: Trip to Warragamba dam, Sydney's main fresh water supply. Levels are still low but double what they were six months ago.
Me: At "The Farm" where we had a planting party. Us and a few friends started a small garden co-op a few months ago. None of us really know what we're doing. Maybe we'll learn.

Video below shows me beating 3rd grader Darius in a foot race around the big tree in the pasture. :-)


Wednesday, June 1, 2011

6-1-11

Martin: Just about says it all. Been raining on and off since Sunday.
Me: I reeeaaaaally don't like snakes. This guy showed up in our yard late last night. Thankfully it wasn't a rattlesnake! We need our nieces, Ro & Ree to make a sign for us saying, "No Snakes Allowed!". And we should have shipped this guy off to the reptile experts in Australia, Adrian and Daniel.

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

5-31-11

Martin: Baby sitting a young bearded dragon.
Me: Playing frisbee golf this evening.

Monday, May 30, 2011

5-30-11

Martin: The leaves keep falling, not that many left.
Me: Memorial Day

Honoring all past and present service men and women. Thank you for your courage and sacrifice to protect our freedom.