Yesterday the Kiwanis Club hosted a pancake breakfast fundraiser for KITH, which is Dick's charity. He has been the treasurer for a long time, and will remain active as he passes that job on. I went to church early yesterday just to be there. The pancakes were great, as was the sausage. A rare treat for me. Matt, Kate and Mason came, and Mason was quite the little man, wearing his sunglasses sitting in a big boy chair. Theo, one of his playmates from daycare and my library group, was there, and we got to meet Cyrille's wife, Sara. They were there with their new baby Matthew and Cyrille's mom, Mary. I love running in to people we know. Mason recognized Theo first, then Dick said, "is that Theo?", then Sara asked, "How do you know Theo?" Funny moment. That is when Cyrille and I got involved. Everyone met everyone.
KITH is having it's 8th Memorial Day bike ride. This year we had a little less than 1200 riders, which is amazing. It was a rainy morning, so we lost a lot of people who sign up the day of the ride. They can choose 3 rides; 7 Hills is 38.7 miles, Metric is 58 and the Century is 100. As the name implies, there are a lot of hills. One of the pictures is the route map. I used hand-warmers in my shoes and wore long underwear. It was toasty that way.
Theo's mom was there helping with the Rotary club. That is her with another friend Kay.
KITH is having it's 8th Memorial Day bike ride. This year we had a little less than 1200 riders, which is amazing. It was a rainy morning, so we lost a lot of people who sign up the day of the ride. They can choose 3 rides; 7 Hills is 38.7 miles, Metric is 58 and the Century is 100. As the name implies, there are a lot of hills. One of the pictures is the route map. I used hand-warmers in my shoes and wore long underwear. It was toasty that way. 
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