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Sunday Update

 
So we all survived Thanksgiving!  On Friday Michelle went out shopping in the morning.  I stayed home with Brendan.  After he got up he went over to the neighbors and brought the boys over to watch the Lego Movie and play.  I did laundry and some other things around the house.  On Saturday Michelle went out shopping again, this time for my mom.  She got home and I took the Green Machine out for a short spin at the park.  Michelle worked on Mom's scrapbook and I helped her finish it up.  We then went our and spent some time with mom.
 
Sunday arrived and I loaded up the Green Machine for the ride home from church.  I had a nice 12.7 mile ride home.  Pushing the Vee Snowshoes is not easy on pavement or gravel, especially into 20mph gusts.  Very good work out.  Will be changing the front ring to the 30 tooth before Saturday.  Saturday is Global Fatbike Day!  There is a ride at Sleepy Hollow that I am planning on attending with Raymond.
 
Our renters also moved out today and Michelle and I went over to the house to clean.  We were pleasantly surprised to find them cleaning the house.  It was looking great.  They had not got to the basement yet so Michelle and I took the power washer and wet vac to the basement and went at it.  We got that done and headed home. 
 
Michelle and JJ made Turkey Ala King for dinner.  It was awesome!  Great ending to the weekend.
 
Watch for posts regarding Global Fatbike Day!

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