This morning I got up a little late but was still determined to try out my bike. I road out of our parking lot, down Ein Gedi, across on Ein Akev, and up our street (Ein Yahav) to Derekh Harim. Then I turned left and rode to the end of that road (the bypass road) and came back and continued all the way to the gym. I didn't stop there, though, but merely turned around and headed back to the big kikar. There, I stopped at the pergola and did my stretches (in the place I've been doing them lately since it got cooler). The sun was behind clouds this morning (and, in fact, almost all day!), but it was still quite warm. After my stretches, I got on the bike and road home. The whole trip was somewhat longer in distance but shorter in time than when I walk, but I think I got at least as much exercise if not more.
This morning, I mostly relaxed and worked on my other blogs, which I had been neglecting. Below are some short descriptions of them and the links to them.
My new post to my mom's blog contains two postcards she wrote, on the 31st of October and the 1st of November, 1951, while she was on her way home from Portland, Oregon. The first card was from Crescent City, California, and the second was from Angwin, California. Here's the link to those.
My political blog is quite long and touches on a number of topics. This is at least partly because I hadn't written in it in several weeks. Here's the link to it.
Today, I finally got around to writing about our visit a week ago to the Small Makhtesh. This post, as usual, contains several pictures that I took. Here's the link to it.
We ate again at Greg today, and I was a little surprised how many people were at the Ice Park & Mall. I ordered their breakfast, which is really quite a bit of food, and then I finished David's tortellini besides, so I really ate too much!
This afternoon, we had another nice conversation with David's sister in Ohio.
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