Weekend Wrap Up- Rides, Weddings and Birthdays
Posted: September 8th, 2008Category: Life as I Know ItFriday was Rosanna’s birthday. It doesn’t feel like it though as the MS bike tour is next weekend so we take it in spurts. I gave her her birthday present last week, card Friday and then dinner with friends Friday night. I really do feel bad that her birthday is so close to her event. Trust me babe, once you hit 30 you are really going to WANT to miss them :-) Happy Birthday Sweets!
It also happens to be our dog Annabelle’s birthday. She’s 7 now and as fat as can be. Damn porker.
Saturday was a TPR team ride up to Snoqualmis Falls. Never fails, really, that I feel great on the way out, hit the wall coming out of Carnation and then feel 150% at Samammish. Weird. Martin asked what do I do during races if I only feel good by hour 3. Well, I out sprint everyone on the cool down. Ride map is here (with the exception of the upper loop)- 
My cousin got married Saturday afternoon. She is more like my little sister than my cousin and although we haven’t seen a whole lot of each other these past few years we are still pretty close. It was an awesome wedding with friends I haven’t seen in a long time showing up. I had to leave after dinner for a few reasons, one I was really tired from the days ride and two, well… I was getting a bit choked up and didn’t want to be a blubbering idiot.
Sunday was around the North end of the lake with a larger group than Saturday. Good folks, great pace (with a few hard efforts that Jeff and RC both whooped me in) and it was great to see Dustin out even with the brace on his fingers.
Now. I have been told by a few people that I need to confess something. Last weekend I ate 4 Dick’s Cheeseburgers and 3 bags of fries. is that bad?
See… I’m not a complete health nut (typed as I eat granola and drink a glass of grapefruit juice)
the picture made me chuckle, as you say ‘I’m not a complete health nut’ and you can see the grease already leaking through that bag. haha.
Ah, turning 28 was a bit hard this year. I’m getting used to putting a celebration on standby. Helping people living with MS is so much more important to me.
I love my cruiser bike and can’t wait to take it to the market and pedal home with local produce and bunches of flowers. muwah!