BUSY WEEKEND

On Friday, I purchased a new saddle for my bike. On my Saturday morning ride, I made it about 22 miles, and I got a horrible pain shooting straight down the back of my right leg. I tried to rest for a minute then get back on, but the pain wouldn't go away. SO, a volunteer drove me back to my car. I was very disappointed. I went back to the store where I bought the saddle, and I have now been directed to see someone who specializes in custom bike fittings for women., so that's what I get to do this evening. ANYWAY, Saturday night, I had a dinner with the Houston peeps that I'll be traveling with ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles.

The Houston group who will be riding in Cali

Sunday dinner with Tracy & Ria

Tracy & I

Dad, Tracy, and Me

Ria and David

(Girls with the Dads)

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

A close friend sent me an e-mail with this quote today... I thought I'd share:

"There comes a point in your life when you realize who matters, who never did, who won’t anymore, and who always will. So don’t worry about people from your past, there’s a reason why they didn’t make it to your future."

Hope you're having a great week!

WEEKEND REVIEW

Sorry... No pictures taken this weekend! Not much to document, as I spent the weekend, cleaning, eating, and hanging out with dad. Hopefully I'll have a more exciting update with photos in the near future!

LAST WEEKEND REVIEW

Last weekend I visited PawPaw, and we had a blast! We grabbed some seafood with Louise on Saturday night at a yummy local restaurant.

Mom picked up a tent for Dexty... I think he really loves his cozy new home.

ADAM

My cousin, Adam, had major surgery on Wednesday, and the recovery is miserable. Every day he gets stronger & stronger and looks better & better. I am so proud of him for working so hard to get better (even though at times, it can be very discouraging). I can't wait (as I'm sure he REALLY can't wait) to get out of the hospital & get home. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that he will be able to go home by the end of the week. Keep him in your thoughts & prayers!