On my next trip, I'll take pictures of the Amazing Azusa River. After that I'll head back to Long Beach. Sometimes, when I bike too long I get saddle sore. Hopefully, it won't have long-term physical effects. Ouch. 

El Monte Nature Preserve and Reservoir

If you keep biking north past the airport, you can get to the Nature Preserve and Reservoir in El Monte. It's a relatively secluded park. A lot of people come here to think. Some people fish. I like to mountain bike along the dirt trails and scare everyone. Actually, I don't intentionally do it. It's just that I'm so fast that people get scared. I used to bike everywhere when I lived in L.A. Now, I have to put my bike on the car rack to get to really nice trails. If you want to go biking, let me know. I'll take you to some cool trails.

Here's a picture of the bike path along the San Gabriel River next to the El Monte Airport. It's pretty cool. It's great for roadies. You can bike for many miles along this path. I biked down to Long Beach a few times. There's also another path that you can take to the Angeles Forest in Azusa. Watch out for bums under the bridges though. That's where some bums sleep. I like to call them "bridge trolls". 

Yee-haw! 

Here's a plane that's landing. "Highway to the danger zone." 

I've taken some pictures of my recent bike adventure in May. There are bike trails along the San Gabriel River. I biked up to El Monte where the trail ends. Along the way, I took pictures of the El Monte Airport. Its cool biking along the runway where you see small private planes land and takeoff. I feel kinda like I'm in the scene in Top Gun where Tom Cruise is cheering on the fighter jets while riding his motorcycle. Okay, my version is a slower and lamer one than the movie. 

Sarah and her friend. 

Han Lee. He works for Pandemic Games. He made games like Full Spectrum Warrior and Star Wars Battlefront. That's hot. 

Tony Koo at the picnic. He's pretty tall. He teaches 3rd graders at BSBC Sunday School. Sarah and I teach 2nd graders. He gets our kids after they had us. He says our kids our wild and hard to control.

I need to go to the bathroom so bad. 

Me and some of the church kids. I ate so much food, but I had to hold off going to the bathroom because I can't use dirty public restrooms. 

Here's Sarah barbequing Korean Ribs (Galbi) at the Berendo Street Baptist Church picnic. This was on Sunday, May 15, 2005 at Whittier Narrows Recreation Park in South El Monte. As always, I overate. 

After the ceremony, we headed off to dinner with our parents in Ktown.  

I took a lot of pictures on my digital camera. If you want all the pictures I took of Sarah with her friends, then e-mail me. I'll send you an email to see the pictures that are uploaded on my Yahoo Photo Album. 

Here's our family celebrating at her graduation. 

Here comes the graduate. 

I wanted to wear shorts and a t-shirt, but I felt that I needed to wear a suit. I hate sweating in my suit though. Feels nasty. 

USC. Go Trojans! The commencement speaker was Tommy Lassorda from the L.A. Dodgers. He said that the reason why there are so many guys named Tony in New York is that because there were a lot of people from Italy who were headed "To NY" and they put "To NY" signs on. 

I went crazy yelling and cheering for Sarah when they called her name. As her husband, it was my duty. 

Sarah's Graduation from USC School of Pharmacy. Friday the 13th, May, 2005. Everything went well. It was a hot day though.