Monthly Archives: July 2010

So……I have ridden Milk creek as an out an back once before with my friend Tauras. That day we were both time constrained so we cut it short. Dick called me last night to see what I was thinking for … Continue reading →

Last week was a busy week. We have been very busy at Toobs and I had to get a side fab project done for my friend Jonathan Hirabayshi in Oakland…some room dividers for a childrens library in Fresno. I had … Continue reading →

It’s back….It came back one morning this week when I was leaving the ranch. An ancient Oak along the creek had broken at it’s base and fallen into the creek. When I saw it I was filled with  sadness. First … Continue reading →

Shame oh shame…YES we did! :-) Dick and I cut out from both of our workies on Wednesday afternoon about 2:30pm. Hey! it’s a freakin’ RECESSION! Why wait around for the phone to ring??? LOL! We knew that the Wednesday … Continue reading →

It’s hard to capture my beloved Susan on the digi cam…..but I *got* her this eve preparing some EPIC black bean veggie burgers with a HOMEGROWN fresh lettuce salad from the garden…….yyyyyyyyyyyyuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmm! :-) BB Gotcha honey baby! :-)

Went on a B-cruise this afternoon. I was going to go out to the lake..back up hang glider ….pier and home but when I got to the mailboxes the fog was thick on the beach so I thought..WTF?…make the climb … Continue reading →

Brief glimmers of light this time of the year if your paying attention. June gloom has set in for sure. Downloaded what I had on my camera this eve and here they are. Same old same old…for this time fo … Continue reading →

Saturday morning Jerad and I cut up part of an ancient Oak tree that had split in half from it’s own massive weight. I had gone down to check it out last Saturday and I could feel it’s age and … Continue reading →

Dick and I rode BM to CC and back this afternoon. Fog has gone for a few days( right until before the fireworks launch right?). We have not had a really good *bonding* ride since we went to Moab in … Continue reading →