wow, What a gorgeous day. The sun came up around 730am
and STAYED UP and OUT.

I had the opportunity to attend a watercolor demo being put on by a local artist at an art store not too terribly far from my house, so enboldened by the sun, I grabbed my trusty bicycle and rode off into the chilly 42 degree day.
Into a headwind all the way to Daniel Smith's art supply, i felt strong and also enjoyed the fact that industrial roads are almost empty of cars on Sunday; a big plus!
I parked my bike into the bike rack and quickly ate my sandwich while the people gathered for the rather fun art demo.
The demo over, I bought some art supplies (how could I not?) and hopped back onto my trusty bike and rode back up the hill. I took a rode with switchbacks, it was well graded so pleasant and easy to ride. I had one of Raleighdon's panniers with me, so I bought a chicken and a pineapple and then turned south; finally got my tailwind
and sped home. A young woman on a bike passed me and t hen when I caught up to her at the light, she ignored me. So I passed her. I felt like the wind. Great ride, great day, a whopping 14 miles.