Okay gang, you have a week to get ready for this one. The weather has gotten its shit together and it looks like we are going to get some summertime. To mark the beginning of the season, this months Full Moon Fiasco will be a Luau! Some Lifetime Members For Life are working on getting a free band to play at our free location for cheep drinks so cross your fingers for everything to work out. For those of you that don't drink beer, fear not, our Luau location will have a full array of drinkables. Maybe you can even get a little umbrella.
I'm pretty excited about this one and you should be, too. So go raid your closet for a flowery shirt or a grass skirt, and put on your favorite Luau wardrobe, get on your bike and meet at The Swamp Parking Lot at 8:00pm Thursday May 27th. We may not all be able to fit inside but we can still start our ride there. The ride will be pretty flat so put some air in the tires on your cruiser.
Really? The Swamp?
ReplyDeleteThe Viking has been so great and it's SO roomy. Did something fall through with them or are they already busy that night or something?
I hope we can start future rides at The Viking again. It's nice to actually be able to go in and have a beer while we wait for everyone to arrive.
Can you tell us when we're planning to actually leave The Swamp? I don't want to arrive at 8 only to stand outside for an hour, ya know?
My birthday's on Wednesday too. I think I'm going to invite my friends to join me at the FBC to celebrate. :-)
Uhhh... or I mean Thursday apparently for the ride (birthday's still on Wednesday)
ReplyDeleteBike and Pedestrian Planning Topic of Community Workshop
ReplyDeleteSPOKANE VALLEY, WA --- If walking and bicycling are among your favorite ways to travel in Spokane Valley, you’ll want to be sure and join in a community workshop at City Hall on Wednesday, June 16th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm to learn more about and help create Spokane Valley’s Bike and Pedestrian Master Program. The Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Program will help the community decide how to make bicycling and walking safer, easier, and more attractive as alternatives for getting around in the City of Spokane Valley. The Program can include ideas and planning for new pathways and trails, bike lanes, bike racks, and more.
Hosted by the City of Spokane Valley’s Community Development Department, topics at the workshop will include an overview of the process, a summary of what has been done so far, and discussion of ideas for inclusion in the Program.
Community members of all ages and abilities are encouraged to participate to ensure the City of Spokane Valley’s Bike & Pedestrian Master Program fits the needs and desires of the community. Family, friends, neighbors and coworkers are welcome, too.
Development of the Bike & Pedestrian Master Program is funded by a federal Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block grant, and is anticipated for completion by summer of 2011.
City Hall is located at 11707 E. Sprague Avenue. The meeting will be held in Council Chambers, Suite 101.
Luau are you kidding? its rainy kitty cats and puppy dogs. if it doesn't clear up I'm out.
ReplyDeleteBuncha fuckin' whiners. Its raining, boo hoo. The swamp is small and we might have to wait, waaaaaahh. Don't like it make your own bike club. Lifetime members for life aren't stopped by such little things. We relish the rain. We love cramped sweaty bars. Bring it on.
ReplyDeleteThere's a big difference between crowded and not allowed inside due to fire code.
ReplyDeleteI also thought the FBC prided itself on being a group for all sorts of cyclists. This last comment doesn't seem very tolerant at all.