Ride the Drive.

Every year, Madison closes down a 6 mile loop of roads and

makes them only accessible to pedestrians.

A parade of every kind of bicycle known to man parades around

and the streets are filled with thousands of people looking to

experience what a car-less biketopia would feel like.

Then, at 4pm, reality struck when the roads filled up with cars

once again and it rained for 2 hours.

That dudes shirt says "53 miles per burrito". I felt like the

internet should know about it.

Georgia O'Keefe Cow.

Taking the two things Sun Prairie is known

for and combining them into one thing.

We are so streamlined now.

Krautbauer says,

"Eat Ian's pizza or pay the price."*

*Andrew Krautbauer didn't actually say that.

Headtube Badges.

JCPenney knows whats up.

Seen on the streets of Madison.

Rainy Day: Two Options.

You can ride indoors.

or,

You can get wet.

I prefer to dabble in both.

The Breakfast Club.

Monday night I went out with some Trekkers to check out

a free screening of "The Breakfast Club" at the UW student

union.

I saw some pretty interesting characters and had the same

reoccurring inner-dialogue about the benefits of living in

Madison vs. Sun Prairie.

I got 10 months left on my lease.

Stay Tuned.

The Callahan's.

My family came to visit me this (long) weekend. They drove

out early Saturday night and made it out to the Edgewater

by 1ish. I biked down from Sun Prairie to meet up with them

and execute a biking tour of the Madison sights. Sunday we

kept our adventures based in Sunny P but ventured as far

as Middleton in the name of eating red meat.

Above is a picture of my parents getting into some Fried

Cheese Curds and Miller Beers.

Wisconsin Style.