Fun bike ride done? Check.
Lawn mowed? Check.
Last 2 Km of Amstel Gold seen in Dutch? Check.

Next mission: teach daughter #1 to drive stick on the Saturn without burning my clutch. Much luck needed.

Good luck

IKR? Funny how the best picture of the bunch is of the food :D.

For some reason, my Galaxy S2 just will not die, so I can't justify an upgrade :o.

He has. And he has returned. Killer tailwind up the coast to A.C. this morning. SNAFU: This morning I took off my cheap, Chinese Rx glasses to put on my reading glasses to take a photo and read a text and left the former on a bench. Didn't realize it for a few miles and had to turn back (into the wind) to retrieve them.

I did. Just got back around 1:30. Photos coming.

What were you afraid would happen if the goats saw you?

Success! Mostly.

[MENTION=107711]datlas[/MENTION]

In all her glory.

Lawn care update- exchanged the mower for an identical one. This new one seems to work flawlessly. Yay.

Kudos! Can you go inside these days?

Sunrise over Lake Nummy at Belleplain State Forest.

hot. want.


$3,900. Ouch. I don't want it that much. I'll stick to my old 1986 Diamondback converted with drop bars.

Billygoat ruffians. Seen it, covered it.

Yeah, they retail for $2,500 in the US. Well equipped, but still ... money.

Kudos

wut

Sweet, someone made a good recommendation there, eh? :innocent:

Lucy the giant wooden elephant. Obviously someone has not been paying attention.

Food coma.

Kudos

Nice pics [MENTION=186391]indyfabz[/MENTION]!

Tried a new recipe for the allegedly "best evah" Chocolate Chip Cookies. Basically the differences are: you brown the butter, use semi-sweet discs rather than chips, add some chopped Heath bars and sprinkle the tops with flaky sea salt.

They are indeed pretty darn good cookies! Sailing food for our trip next weekend.

http://i771.photobucket.com/albums/x...9E735F3EF1.jpg

Here's the recipe:

Could This Recipe Be the Greatest Chocolate Chip Cookie Ever? | Bon Appetit

There's a lot going on.

Whoa, this almost slipped past us.

"Like many inventions, the internet was the work of countless hands. But perhaps no one deserves more credit for that world-changing technological leap than Robert Taylor, who died this past Thursday at the age of 85. Indeed, few people were as instrumental in shaping the modern computer-connected world as he."

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/14/t...t-85.html?_r=0

RIP Mr. Internet

Try to keep up.

Leaving for my ride in a few minutes. Hoping for a shower here, but not while I'm under it. I know. I should just htfu.