Every time I go out and do something amazing in Nature, I wonder, "Why don't I do this more often?" What's the point, I ask, in living in this most amazing place if I don't get out there more?
This is actually me, biking away from my friend, who took the picture. See? I think it is heaven.
This is my friend Dean who, I've decided, is definitely one of the top 5 nicest people in the world. He is SO nice. He took me and Jane mountain biking today. At place pretty close to where I live that I have only been to 2 or 3 times in 10 years. Sad. And pathetic!
Here Dean and I discuss something Really Important. I think I was telling him about some personals I read on Salon. com. They were funny. I might have mentioned the one where a guy was looking for either a woman, or a couple (two women). Cuz you know how lesbians are dying to find a straight guy to have sex with.
I like red trees in fall. Beautiful.
I hope you all had weekends as beautiful and edifying as mine. Now it's back to work. But only for another week and then there's another weekend. How lucky is that?
5 comments:
sounds wonderful. i wish i could do that, but then, I can't even walk yet. oh well.
i might know that guy (or a similar guy) who posted the add. i will have to tell you the story sometime. it's very strange.
Nice post! It's good to be reminded of what's both wonderful and possible about your very own life, in the very place you live.
Beautiful. I wish we had fall here. It actually gets greener here and cooler but no turning leaves. We go up to Flag for that, that is nice. But to have it so close to your house? Priceless.
Didn't know you mt biked; also, wondering what trail you are on.
We hiked the backside of Timp this weekend and the colors were fabulous! Clusters of yellow leaves are my favorite. Fall is definitely the best time to live here.
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