As far as I know, this horse can’t talk. But it’s a nice picture, so I thought I would post it anyway.
You can go all the way to Laitila, but Tesco are still following you around.
After finishing the sportive, we went down to watch the pro men’s race finish.
The first man through was Stéphane Rossetto who went on to take the stage win. This was on Burley Road, a few hundred metres from the finish. The chasing pack weren’t too far behind.
Taken during the Tour de Yorkshire sportive. I think this is Thruscross Reservoir. There are definitely worse places to be cycling.
Daycare closed on World Book Day because of the Beast from the East. They re-scheduled it for a week later, which meant it fell on International Women’s Day. So, we sent Venla as Offred.
Unfortunately, Venla had no interest in supporting her fellow women by representing the irrepressible spirit of a character who fought against the ultimate patriarchy. She only wore her cloak for two minutes and refused to wear her bonnet at all. Or, perhaps she was signalling her intention to attack the State of Gilead before it is even formed. Only time will tell.
I saw this on Instagram and had to replicate.
Venla is officially given a name at her naming ceremony.
It was a good year for running including 24 minutes of my time at the Leeds Half Marathon and a sub-50 Abbey Dash.
West Yorkshire Humanists celebrates it’s 50th anniversary.
Riitta visits her granddaughter (and us, of course).
The family comes together to celebrate my Gran’s 90th birthday.
Hugh & Anna get married.
Dinner under the sky to celebrate 100 years of Finland’s independence.
Back in a lecture theatre as I returned to university.
Venla celebrates her first birthday.
Night photography course my sister bought me.
At the finish line of the Braham dualthon, one of three I did in 2017.
The 8th annual Holiday Food Drive for local homeless shelters.
That awkward moment when you release your new baby carrier perfectly matches your t-shirt.
I carry around two bike locks so that I can secure my frame and both of my wheels. But how are you supposed to defend your handlebars or your saddle?
