The Sat. Morn. Post - Vol. 18 - Turkey Weekend
Hi friends! Thanks to the magic of Blogger, I'm publishing this post today even though I'm far away from my home and my computer. I wrote this before leaving home on Thanksgiving morning, and scheduled it to publish on Sat. 11-28-09 at 7:00 a.m.
My Thanksgiving tradition is to meet up with my off road club out in the Mojave Desert and celebrate with friends out there. We have a pot luck dinner on Thanksgiving day complete with a turkey, and we ride all weekend long in the open riding areas about 150 miles north of Los Angeles. Around the time this post is published, I will be taking a Saturday morning ride on my quad with a couple of other dedicated morning riders.
I'll be sure and post pictures in the weeks to come. I also have to post an update on Brady's cheer competition from last weekend. I will tell you this much now - his squad won 1st place in their division.
See you next Saturday morning . . .
My Thanksgiving tradition is to meet up with my off road club out in the Mojave Desert and celebrate with friends out there. We have a pot luck dinner on Thanksgiving day complete with a turkey, and we ride all weekend long in the open riding areas about 150 miles north of Los Angeles. Around the time this post is published, I will be taking a Saturday morning ride on my quad with a couple of other dedicated morning riders.
I'll be sure and post pictures in the weeks to come. I also have to post an update on Brady's cheer competition from last weekend. I will tell you this much now - his squad won 1st place in their division.
See you next Saturday morning . . .
Labels: D.O.M.
posted by D.O.M. Dan @ 7:00 AM
2 Comments:
At November 29, 2009 9:10 AM,
Anonymous said…
Thanksgiving in the desert sounds like a good tradition. Thank God for GPS!
I hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend.
Cheers.
At November 30, 2009 2:54 PM,
sage said…
If I was home (ie, where I grew up), we'd have a big thanksgiving feast and by daybreak on "Black Friday" would be on the water heading for a few days to a week of fishing around Cape Lookout.
I like the Mojave in winter.
Post a Comment
<< Home