Hello:
The horrible hot weather we had last week broke and we have had a few days of much cooler temperatures. Today the high was only 21.6 C (71), and a bit drizzly in the morning. I joined the Sunday Morning group of Eastside Stitchers at Panera for a few hours of knitting (crocheting on my part). Then I worked for a few hours with one of my students. She has to do a ginormous research project, and we hit the downtown Bellevue Library which is part of the King County Library System. At about 3 pm I got on my bike and headed around Lake Sammamish.
The last time I rode around the lake, I started at Panera's after knitting, then continued clockwise along East Lake Sammamish Blvd towards Issaquah. This time, I started at the bottom of 15th Pl. NE, and rode south, counter-clockwise around the lake. I don't know if I am in better shape, or if it is just that I raised my seat about 3.8 cm (1.5 in), but it sure seemed easier this time. I was able to ride the entire way. No walking at all!
I actually had energy to push my bike up the 15th Pl hill without stopping.
I have been knitting and crocheting, but, since I am working tomorrow, early, and we are having a carmegeddon with the I90 bridge from Bellevue to Mercer Island closed except for 1 lane all next week, I need to get to bed. I am not sure how I'm going to get to work. It's going to be horrible.
Peace,
f1bercat
shaping the planet from the seat of a bike.
The horrible hot weather we had last week broke and we have had a few days of much cooler temperatures. Today the high was only 21.6 C (71), and a bit drizzly in the morning. I joined the Sunday Morning group of Eastside Stitchers at Panera for a few hours of knitting (crocheting on my part). Then I worked for a few hours with one of my students. She has to do a ginormous research project, and we hit the downtown Bellevue Library which is part of the King County Library System. At about 3 pm I got on my bike and headed around Lake Sammamish.
The last time I rode around the lake, I started at Panera's after knitting, then continued clockwise along East Lake Sammamish Blvd towards Issaquah. This time, I started at the bottom of 15th Pl. NE, and rode south, counter-clockwise around the lake. I don't know if I am in better shape, or if it is just that I raised my seat about 3.8 cm (1.5 in), but it sure seemed easier this time. I was able to ride the entire way. No walking at all!
I actually had energy to push my bike up the 15th Pl hill without stopping.
I have been knitting and crocheting, but, since I am working tomorrow, early, and we are having a carmegeddon with the I90 bridge from Bellevue to Mercer Island closed except for 1 lane all next week, I need to get to bed. I am not sure how I'm going to get to work. It's going to be horrible.
Peace,
f1bercat
shaping the planet from the seat of a bike.
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