Good Times

I would like to apologize for my last post, not because it's not true but because it's a pointless thing to complain about. Everyone grows up so there's no reason to focus on what can't be changed. Let's try to focus on the positive, shall we?

Chocolates!



Aren't they beautiful?! They actually sparkled in the sunlight although you can't tell from the picture. Mike and I got them from a little shop in downtown Ogden for a pretty penny. They were almost too beautiful (and too expensive) to eat, but indulgence is necessary once in a while. Mike's was a mint chocolate and mine had a ganache filling.

Mike and I were in downtown for the art festival that was going on. We both love to look at art and we probably would have bought something from every stand if we had the money. However, our walls at home are already starting to get overwhelmed with art and pictures, so it was probably better for us to admire and not buy. There was also live music going on, so it was a fun atmosphere altogether.

Today, me and Mike finally got out for a bike ride. I was beginning to think it would never happen because one thing or another always seemed to make it impossible. Either it was raining or one of our bikes had a flat tire. At least we are becoming quite skilled at bike repair. It was even sprinkling a little today, but we decided to defy the weather and go anyway. I'm glad we did even though we ran into a little pitfall.



That's right. The bike trail literally fell into the river. We tried going the other direction, but it was closed also due to flooding. So the trail was slightly shorter than we thought, but it was still a good ride. My only other complaint - Bugs in the face.