Biker’s Rights

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Happy Friday!! I’m all about yogurt bowls with granola this summer. I’ve been rotating between Greek yogurt and traditional (sometimes I prefer the runnier texture of traditional) and mixing up my fruits. This bowl had chopped nectarine and blueberries and some Love Grown chocolate crunch on top.

Mazen was at a camp recently that was biking distance away, so each morning I biked with him to school. I only recently dusted off my own bike, which embarrassingly, I hadn’t used in a year, so that I could join him now that he’s more confident and speedy on the two wheeler.

I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed those early morning bike rides! At the risk of being corny cornier than usual, the birds were chirping, the air was still dewy, and there were wonderful summer smells of flowers and frying bacon. While I have a love/hate relationship with getting up before sunrise and going to the gym, I always love getting a little outside activity first thing in the morning. Something I can do right after coffee and a little breakfast like biking or walking. I would love to keep the habit up through the fall if I can.

I want to be just like this guy when I grow up:

“Ughhhh, cars man, whyyyyy”

“Biker’s rights!”

Portlandia gets me every time, and that is one of my all-time favorite clips!

Hope your weekend be like:

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