Sunday bike ride



Diagnosis: Cabin Fever

Medicine: We took our kids on their bikes around the neighborhood. They have not been able to ride their Christmas presents. Now they got a chance. Lyndee wrecked about 5 times as she kept turning around and not watching where she was going. That is why she will wear a helmet. Then Brayden's new bike is hard for him so he reverted to his old bike. He told us that he will practice with it this summer. We now need to buy some bikes for us so we can ride with them!



Side Note:
On our walk around our neighborhood, our little yappers (our mini-schnauzers) yapped at us all the way. Next time we will take them for a walk. It is hard to believe that the snow in our field in front of our fence is now puddles. (Click on the pic if you cannot see the pups.)

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