Fourth of July: Part One

Fourth of July this year was one of my all time favorites in my life.

The day started out with a classic bike ride.

Bikes never get old if you are wondering.

First stop of the morning: Park Cafe.

Guess who almost dropped their brand new camera into a glass of water one second after this photo of Stace and me? I thought balancing the camera on top of a glass full of water for a timer picture would be a great idea. Stacey thought this was a very bad idea. I was all and like, "Duh. I know what I am doing. Don't you know me but at all? I don't drop things." I tried to flip my hair for dramatic effect to make the statement really hit home; however, turns out she was right. I am a dropper.

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Look how happy we are? Why?

We triumphed over food and opted to share our breakfast. Truly a feat for us.

Next destination: Sugarhouse Arts Festival. It was a likes this kind of a bike ride.

I mean really...who doesn't like to ride up 21st South on a single gear steel framed bike?


The guy below was a real gem. He tried to convince me of the following:

-That he was Ringo Starr

-A member of the Royal Family

-Head of the Military

-Some sort of music producer for every band ever made


When I questioned his validity he marched off. I bet he learned the skematics of good marching when he was the head of the military.

Next stop: One of my favorite antique stores in Sugarhouse.

I really loved these glasses and wanted them for bike riding purposes.

Next stop: Sundance.

There are no pictures to prove it, but it was incredible.

It was a repeat of last year's Sundance independence day party as seen here:

http://emilee-thenotblog.blogspot.com/2008/07/fourth-of-july.html