Friday: First, another round of the weekly Frost Park Chalk Off. We like to bike there with a picnic lunch. Super T decided we would draw kitty whales, something she created on our kitchen chalkboard earlier in the week.
Much later that night...
MOB RIDE!
If you missed it, watch for posters like this around town (note the MOB logo).
Saturday: Up early so that my little fairy could march in the Junior Daffodil Parade with her pre-school pals. We biked to this neighborhood like we always do, but driving would have been especially inconvenient since many roads around the parade route were closed to vehicles.
After the parade, we visited the Proctor Farmers Market. (I recommend the spring rolls from the Two Sisters sauce booth.) We also browsed the new Playback Sports shop, which we hadn't been to since they moved. They sell used sporting goods on consignment, including bikes and bike accessories. Tacoma parents should know about this place: spread the word.
Sunday: Wayzgoose! It's a print arts extravaganza hosted by our local independent book store, King's Books. We biked there with another family. Eight people: four bikes.
The main attraction is the steamroller printing press. RAWR.
Local artists hand carve these sheets of linoleum then print a few very limited edition posters which can only be won through a raffle drawing. There were eight designs, including these two that included bikes.
TA-DA!
We also brought shirts to take advantage of the free screen-printing booth run by some University of Puget Sound students. And I picked up some cool prints from an artist who also makes records with a vintage record lathe. This one is cut from a plastic pie plate.
A friend from the chalk-off was running the bicycle ice cream trailer for Jeff's Ice Cream. Made in Washington ice cream bars and cookie sandwiches FTW!
We finished off the day with a Harmon Hub pizza picnic at Wright Park. It was a beautiful day in Tacoma.
Monday: Back to School!
Fin.
