What to do, what to do, what to do??
Gather everyone together and have brunch!
Of course, it's always good to get together and kibbitz. And a good way to sample everyone else's cooking too!!
Sausage, potato casserole, green chili casserole, croissants, and a lovely egg, mushroom and cheese concoction that was yummylishous! Add bloody marys, mimosas, coffee....Yummo!!
The best part are the people. It was a good time to get together and visit, share stories, and laugh.
Although I can't wait for riding season....it's close!
Keep The Shiny Side Up!
~The Rainbow Wahine
Grateful for the authentic journey of this lifetime. Appreciate all the experiences and people I have encountered. I am humbled by my family--they keep me real.
Monday, February 28, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
It's Still A Frozen Tundra Out There
I had time for a quick scoot last weekend. Actually, I was putzing around the house doing chores and the bike was a callin'....Christine....Christine....Christine.
Although it was a little cool in the shade, the sun was shining and most definitely ridable. So the decision for a quick ride around town was made!! Yes!
Throw on gear, back the bike out of the garage and down the street I go. As I pull out of the neighborhood, I look up at Pike's Peak....lo and behold it's pouring down rain!!
Are you kidding me?!?!?!?
Colorado is known for its micro-weather. Pouring down rain on one side of town and a mile or two down the road--it's dry as a bone. Unfortunately for me, Murphy's Law is in play here--as I am out on the motorcycle, that rain cloud is headed directly at me.
Ride was very short; about five miles. Got a few rain splashes.
Oh well, I guess I should not complain. I did get some wind therapy.
Today, it's very cold and there is a crazy ice fog.
Not to good for ridin'!
Keep the shiny side up!
~The Rainbow Wahine
Although it was a little cool in the shade, the sun was shining and most definitely ridable. So the decision for a quick ride around town was made!! Yes!
Throw on gear, back the bike out of the garage and down the street I go. As I pull out of the neighborhood, I look up at Pike's Peak....lo and behold it's pouring down rain!!
Are you kidding me?!?!?!?
Colorado is known for its micro-weather. Pouring down rain on one side of town and a mile or two down the road--it's dry as a bone. Unfortunately for me, Murphy's Law is in play here--as I am out on the motorcycle, that rain cloud is headed directly at me.
Ride was very short; about five miles. Got a few rain splashes.
Oh well, I guess I should not complain. I did get some wind therapy.
Today, it's very cold and there is a crazy ice fog.
Not to good for ridin'!
Keep the shiny side up!
~The Rainbow Wahine
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