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A few months go Donna discovered a place called "Nothing Bundt Cakes" here in Thousand Oaks and their bundt cakes are absolutely amazing! That icing, in the center... yes, I goes the whole way down to the bottom. I've never bothered to look at the nutriti
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I asked Donna to pose near this fountain so I'd have an excuse to shoot a photo of the, um... fountain. Think she'll notice?
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We've had more rain than usual and which is apparently making these guys very happy. I didn't bother counting but would be willing to bet we saw close to 100 of them over the course of the ride. Some seemed to have the sense to get out of our way. Others
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As Donna can attest to, this was probably the only time I smiled during Tuesday night's ride.
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By the time we got back home from the railfest, the skies had cleared, Donna took a nap (I have a photo but I'd be in trouble if I shared it), and we decided to go for an afternoon hike through Sycamore Canyon.
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We once again woke the rainy skies Sunday morning and decided to head to the Fillmore Railfest instead of the trails. By the time we got there the rain had stopped and we enjoyed a rather pleasant morning in Fillmore.
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Between our work schedule and the weather, conditions have been less than optimal for Donna's training for the Sea Otter Classic. It likely won't be a podium year for her but I'm hoping she as least has a fun day on the race course and enjoys the thrill o
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We got out early enough that we only had to kick on the lights for the last 10-15 minutes of our ride. The sunset was less than spectacular given the clouds that were moving in but it was beautiful nevertheless.
