Dear So and So

[Owlie]

Don't anyone fall off their bikes today, but I actually sat on my trainer for 40 minutes! Who knows, maybe I'll come back from the dark side of tennis and ride my bike a bit more this year?

But did you actually pedal?

Crankin,
I rode today too, and I was surprised to see green grass in places. And robins.

Dear woodchuck:
You nearly made me fall off my bike. Also, staring at me was not going to make me go away. I wasn't planning on sticking around anyway. (PS: Tell your relatives to stop eating my parents' tomatoes.)

Dear adorable little gray kitten:
The middle of the bike trail is not a good place for you. Hopefully you have a home. If not, I hope you find one. Stay safe, little guy.

[OakLeaf]

Dear woodchuck:

Dear Owlie,

That's weird. There's a very distinct geographical boundary between where they're called "woodchucks" and where they're called "groundhogs," but I seriously thought all of Ohio was squarely in "groundhog" territory. Whoa. I learned something today, but I'm not sure what it is.

[Bethany1]

Dear Self,

Go to bed and quit worrying so much. Also get on your bike tomorrow. It's nice outside.

So go to bed so you can ride your bike tomorrow.

[Reesha]

Dear self,

Quit eating the bad stuff and get back on track. Two months is a long time to be on someone's program, but being satisfied with the results thus far is no reason to stop. You're only a third of the way to your goal weight.

[Owlie]

Dear self,

Quit eating the bad stuff and get back on track. Two months is a long time to be on someone's program, but being satisfied with the results thus far is no reason to stop. You're only a third of the way to your goal weight.

Solution: send me the bad stuff!