quilt show entry
hanging up quilts
quality down time
fresh air
morning rides
How was your week?
Friday, June 17, 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Plan C
Plan A was to visit Amber at her new place.
So I decided to go with Plan B - hang out at home and do a little work in the yard. Then, I stepped in dog doo. (I didn't stop to take a picture)
On to Plan C...
While I really missed seeing Amber and her new place, all was not lost. We rescheduled and Sara and I ended up spending a beautiful day in the park with friends. Then, even more friends when Melody and some of her kids happened by the same park at the same time.
Sometimes, you've got to just roll with the punches.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Getting our Summer Break Mojo On
What a great week! Cycling has taken on a different look for us this year. With the rainy weather, Diego having a job :), Josh being stronger and having a new rider joining the ranks... things are a little different. That's a good thing.
The week started with a short ride a couple of miles from home. Later in the week Sara and I took a hike with our church group through Provo Canyon. We were supposed to walk somewhere around 3 1/2 miles and ended up walking about 10. Don't ask!
The trail was so beautiful, that we thought we would go back and take the family - and bikes ;) We all paired off...Diego and Josh rode off first, then Sara and I and finally Aaron and his girly friend took turns walking and riding on his long board.
Even with all of the breath taking views, my favorite part of the path is just north of the waterfall. The part where the trees arc over the path and the shadows sprinkle over your head offering a welcome drop in temperature. 
It is magical, really. Almost fairy like. With my daughter riding next to me, it's just us and nature and the realization that we will both remember this moment for years to come.
Thanks to all of the rain and snow this winter, the river was just bulging.
Not to mention the waterfall at Bridal Veil Falls! If you look at the top left, you can see where the water fall begins. According to Wikipedia, it's 607 feet tall.
Even with all of the breath taking views, my favorite part of the path is just north of the waterfall. The part where the trees arc over the path and the shadows sprinkle over your head offering a welcome drop in temperature. 
It is magical, really. Almost fairy like. With my daughter riding next to me, it's just us and nature and the realization that we will both remember this moment for years to come.
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