Monthly Archives: May 2006

We planted out vegetable garden today. I transplanted all of the spinach and lettuce grown from seed. Then I went to Swanson’s nursery and bought other vegetable plants and Marigolds. So, this year we have Spinach, Lettuce, 2 kinds of … Continue reading →

We went to a Baby Shower held in honour of our friend Jennifer. She is also Gale & Jerry’s daughter. Cam gave her a woven baby blanket. From her expression, she seems very happy to have it for the baby. … Continue reading →

I rode into work today (44 miles round-trip), the “Bike to Work” day in Washington state. The counties of King & Snohomish sponsored events promoting the benefits of bicycling to work. I have been bicycling to work off on (3 … Continue reading →

Today I got a late start. I did ride out to the Vietnamese Market to “Van’s Produce” and bought some produce. I bought Tangerines, Mangoes, Pears, Asian Bananas, Asian Spinach, Green Spinach, Ginger, Onions, Cilantro, Eggplant (Brinjal), Green Pepper and … Continue reading →

   I rode to Mukleteo today after a stop over at the Salvage Studio in Edmonds. The entire trip was 60.3 miles. Â

I went rowing today after not having done it for a very long time. My stats were failrly good considering the break. You may click on the picture for a larger view. 5.49 mi, 1:04:30 total time (1:04:04 moving, 0:00:26 … Continue reading →

On my visit to Edmonds, I stopped by our friend Lisa’s Salvage Studio. The grand opening of this studio is next Saturday. Lisa and her friends have been making art out of others’ “good junk” for many years now. I … Continue reading →

I rode to Edmonds today following a similar route that I took to go to work last week. Edmonds is a nice little city North of Seattle on the Puget Sound. It has a ferry dock leading to the islands. … Continue reading →

“Opening Day” simply means the opening day for the boating season in Seattle. On this day, they hold the Winderemere Cup races along the Cut (man made channel between Lake Washington and Lake Union). Lake Washington Rowing Club (LWRC, our … Continue reading →

I mapped out my ride a few days ago on my GPS. I followed the Interurban Trail most of the way. This is an old railway track that has been converted to a Bicycle trail. When fully complete, you should … Continue reading →