motorcycle madness....

Here are some pictures of us during the day...the helmet may be protecting my head and brains (which at the current time needs any protection it can get) but it was doing a number on my hair! I found snow...and a VERY loud cat (looks like Styles and Chloe could have a friend to chat with). I did not have on my appropriate "biker attire" because when packing I couldn't find anything to wear so I kinda don't fit into the crowd...haha.

Scenery while riding...breathtaking!

We started and ended in Montana but most of the ride is actually through Wyoming. These pictures I took while riding on the back of the bike. It is just so beautiful out there that it almost looks fake. I should say these pictures are taken when I could unclench my grip from Jason's sides between moments of being terrified enough to take a picture.

Bike weekend BEGINS!

While back in LA they were dealing with "Carmageden" (due to highway closure the traffic would be backed up and was even given it's own title of "carmageden"), Jason and I were renting our bike for our mountain ride with friends and weekend in Montana (and a little in Wyoming). We posed with our bike and told it to behave, as well as would like to inform the public of why squatting down to take a picture from a lower angle NEVER looks good! Then OF COURSE I had to get a picture with this bear, I mean COME ON...he was begging me to be on the blog. The mountain scenery is what I was looking at as I followed Jason in the car to where we would be staying on Saturday night. Then picture of Red Lodge, the town where the bike rally took place, and us in the mirror ready for a day of riding!

Trip to Montana starts with LIGHTENING

On my layover in Denver airport (all 10 minutes of it due to delays) there was a lightening storm that was amazing to watch. I got a bunch of pictures but I think these are the clearest. You can see the white light in the sky is lightening...it was so cool to watch it but not so cool to think we were going to fly amongst it! So needless to say the trip started off with intensity.

Moving in and moving out...

I helped Amy move into her new place, well I just did two car loads but we worked it! I liked her passanger friend, also known as "The Garbage Can" who got to be upgraded to first class riding with a seat belt and all. And Amy took a risk figuring out her back seats by putting her whole body in the trunk, while I took picutres of the full moon at her new place. The house picture is the place Amy is moving out of.

Lunch break

Shadavia and I ate at Spitz, which is in Little Tokyo that Jess recommended and is now my favorite place. It was super yummy and of course we needed a picture to remember that we DO actually hang out! Plus everyone should go there because I need it to stay open since I LOVE IT!

Not sure if VIDA appreciated the dance moves...but looks like a YES!

We were actually the tamest of the dancers, and kept all our clothes on that we came with, but Brian led the dance party and then led the congo line...haha. There are some INTENSLY serious dance faces going on, and you just have to love the appreciation for the dance!