Saturday morning we decided to do some community service prior to heading out for breakfast...we always go for a 5 mile walk before breakfast but today we decided to finish cleaning up the trail & then part of Butler.
We got 2 bags of trash from a one mile section...and 2 more bags from the corner of Butler & Foxglenn. Just the corner. Somebody was putting up yard sale signs & stopped to thank us for what we were doing. Audra found a dollar bill...I found a pirates hook. Don brought home a card we found that was from a California police department describing unlawful acts...go figure.
FYI: the "community service" we do is just for good karma. We're not felons. We're not in trouble. We're not on parole (as Audra's husband was telling people the other day). It's just honest to goodness trying to better ourselves & the world around us. And speaking of picking up trash....PLEASE recycle! The crazy garbage we found, good golly!
After tossing our collected trash bags we hopped on our bikes & rode to:
(horrible photo, but the only one I've got)
This is my favorite place for lunch and dinner. I love their chicken soft tacos & pinto beans. I haven't had much else because I love the tacos so much. So I was quite surprised when Audra picked Tacos los Altos for breakfast. Don got a little frisky with the staff...
(those statues just creep me out, but the food is so good!)
I had huevos rancheros...YUM...Don & Audra had breakfast burritos which they loved. And the price? Can't beat it! $15 for the whole shebang. Tacos los Altos is located between Jack in the Box & Arbys in East Flag.
(Just a random cool photo...no, we didn't have beer with breakfast, although it would have been a good compliment to the huevos rancheros.)
We ate it all. And then hopped back on our bikes & rode home. Is it possible to waddle on a bike? The ride home was definately harder. I should mention that Audra had not ridden a bike since she was a child. And it brought her complete & utter joy. I don't think the smile left her face for hours.
Then Don & Kendall & I were off to a much more somber event. Saturday was the 8 year anniversary of Flagstaff Police Officer Jeff Moritz being killed in the line of duty, something that has touched our family deeply. We attended a memorial at the police department:
(that's our friend Dave Saurer)
Then we followed it up with a celebration of Jeff at Maloneys...
That's Don with Dave's wife, Maria (one of my very best friends).
And me with Dave. (We rode our bikes...that's why I have such a lovely hairdo.)
It was a lovely day & some great memories were made. Now some great scrapbook pages will be made....coming soon, promise!