Le Tour
The Tour de France started last Saturday! My fantasy team is doing very poorly, but I am enjoying watching the stages - we actually have cable this year.
Friday, July 11, 2008
Sunday, July 06, 2008
Friday, July 04, 2008
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
Well, since E made provided a log, I thought I'd put one together too. Here's our travel log so far this year:
DC
Maryland
Virginia
Florida (airport only)
Puerto Rico (including the separate island of Vieques)
New York (airport only)
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Utah (E and Cadie)
Delaware (E and Cadie)
Vermont (Eric)
Colorado
Germany
The Netherlands
Belgium
My favorite place is Maastricht in the Netherlands, although the Rhine Valley was pretty impressive too.
DC
Maryland
Virginia
Florida (airport only)
Puerto Rico (including the separate island of Vieques)
New York (airport only)
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Utah (E and Cadie)
Delaware (E and Cadie)
Vermont (Eric)
Colorado
Germany
The Netherlands
Belgium
My favorite place is Maastricht in the Netherlands, although the Rhine Valley was pretty impressive too.
Marathon Training Log:
Ted: 17 miles
Eric: 16 miles
E: 14 miles
Paige and Molly: 10 miles
Ouch!
Only three more long runs before the big day!
Ted: 17 miles
Eric: 16 miles
E: 14 miles
Paige and Molly: 10 miles
Ouch!
Only three more long runs before the big day!
Monday, June 16, 2008
Bikes Everywhere
I love that Europe is full of bikers. There were definitely more bikes than cars in the Netherlands. We would see moms picking up their kids after school on bike - one kid in a front basket, one kid in a back basket, and one kid trailing after on his own bike. Homes had bike racks built into them. There were also many interesting bikes signs. Of course we had to take pictures.
Bike rack in Bacharach, Germany:

Eric in front of bike parking, downtown Maastricht, NL (no car parking in sight):

Bike sign in Tongeren, Belgium (translation anyone?):

And one more sign - can't remember the location:
I love that Europe is full of bikers. There were definitely more bikes than cars in the Netherlands. We would see moms picking up their kids after school on bike - one kid in a front basket, one kid in a back basket, and one kid trailing after on his own bike. Homes had bike racks built into them. There were also many interesting bikes signs. Of course we had to take pictures.
Bike rack in Bacharach, Germany:
Eric in front of bike parking, downtown Maastricht, NL (no car parking in sight):
Bike sign in Tongeren, Belgium (translation anyone?):
And one more sign - can't remember the location:
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Toman Family European Vacation
We just got back from a visit to the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany. Eric had work meetings in Bonn and so we made a vacation out of it. Cadie was a great traveler but is having a hard time getting back to East Coast Time. This is Berg Eltz - one of the many castles along the Rhine and Mosel valleys in Germany, and my favorite. I'll post more when I'm less sleep deprived.
We just got back from a visit to the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany. Eric had work meetings in Bonn and so we made a vacation out of it. Cadie was a great traveler but is having a hard time getting back to East Coast Time. This is Berg Eltz - one of the many castles along the Rhine and Mosel valleys in Germany, and my favorite. I'll post more when I'm less sleep deprived.
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