Life is a garden, dig it.

This past Sunday was a blast, I was able to get in some ride time with Gabe and Andrew. The sun was shining until almost 8, it was a great day full of beer, bikes, and backwards circles. It was a lot of fun, especially Atilano's with all of the lovely police officers (they were eating not causing us problems this time). It just made me even more stoked about the upcoming F.B.C. Fiasco Prom ride. It's always great to ride your bike with a couple friends, and it's always greater when you're riding bikes with hundreds of your friends. So if you like bikes, ride bikes, and/or enjoy drinking, then come out for a good time. The dancing was pretty intense at the last fiasco, and THAT WASN'T EVEN A PROM!!!!

This week has been alright so far. I got new lights for my bike, a new bike computer(which has sadly already been broken, but it was cheap and a damn good investment, the craftsmanship may be sketchy, but I intend to get another), a new 13T cog, new friends, and some new insights. On the other side of things, my mother was recently admitted for an intestinal infection. She will be in the hospital for the next couple of days doing nothing but having antibiotics pumped into her. She is a tough cat. I have no doubt that she will have zero problems conquering this. Also, I got to play in the dirt yesterday at Gabe's. I haven't done much gardening throughout the years so it felt good to help out and plant something. It was a lot of fun, and then I got to take Gabe's bike a part just a bit, always awesome. I love bicycle mechanics. Here's Gabe planting some stuff.
















Today is gorgeous it's in the low 60's and sunny and hardly a cloud in the sky, all that and no wind, it's incredible. I'm definitely getting some dollar beers today. See you at Mootsy's.