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| Today was the first of two build days in Oklahoma City. We went to a neighborhood that was completely leveled by a tornado last year to rebuild one of the houses. |
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| The Goon Squad gets down to business when we need to. Otherwise, we're just being goons. |
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| I got so hammered at the job site... Oops! |
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| Before Bike & Build invaded there was only a concrete foundation. |
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| We assembled and installed all of the framing and also started the sheathing. |
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| Dave, you should know better than to fall asleep in the van with a freshly shaven fu manchu. |
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| Shout-out to Teryl (You're the best!) for paying for me to have a 90 minute massage after the build day! I surely kneaded that! |
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| On the way to the massage, I walked by the Oklahoma City Memorial honoring those affected by the 1995 bombing. I didn't even know about the bombing until I arrived here and was told to go see it so I though I wouldn't really care all that much when I visited. As soon as I walked into the park, though, I was immediately shaken and moved to the point of tears. Each empty chair in the park represents a person that was killed in the bombing. |
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| I explored Bricktown after dinner and enjoyed some gelato (that wasn't nearly as good as Luna Rosa in Greenville) and a live rock and roll cover band (that was totally using back tracks). |
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| Really, the highlight of Bricktown was The Great GummyBear Surgery performed by "Safety" Katie Pettibone. |
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