Gotta love public transit. The bus picked me up a block from home, deposited me and my rolling bag downtown on the Mall, and I hopped the light rail to the airport...no cajoling friends into hauling me, no $$ for leaving my car at the airport for the week. Once in Portland I followed the same routine to my sister's place...lots of bicycle commuters on Portland's MAX line.
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lucky!!!
hope you didn't bring your runnin' shoes.
They That Bring Misery are indeed along for the trip...
:-(
but so are the hiking boots, which hopefully will get the bigger workout!
yay jeanne! thanks for the package in the mail! how exciting. i'll write you a note later :-)
oh i wish i could come to oregon with you! I want to see mary again :-( how about she moves to the cities, eh?
goll, i love reading your posts.
hey, got new tennis shoes yesterday! my other ones were wearing thin, literally.
i'm on the lookout for a junkie bike for college; if you happen to come across an unattractive, inexpensive, but still useable bike, let me know. i have thought about placing an ad in my dad's avera newsletter saying just that: "unattractive and inexpensive." i'll be i'd get a ton of calls.
you'll need to help me name it. k?
xoxoxo, jen
Did you say, did I see a Farmer's market? Public transit might get me there but after a visit to the Farmer's market I might need something bigger and roomier than Public Transit to get me home with my purchases. Lovely pics, particularly of the fresh flowers at the FM.
For a bike fix, go visit Molly Cameron (cross/ mountain etc. racer) at Veloshop downtown. He's a nice guy who loves all bikes great and small. Tugboat Brewery is next doorish too.
Jen -- I'll keep my eyes open!
Roberta -- thanks for stopping...love the FM.
Juancho -- thanks for the heads-up!
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