Revhyn was so tired he fell asleep when Vikki left the room for a minute.
We got up and it was cold in the house, so I started the electric fireplace. It took the chill off pretty quickly. We got ready and got all of our layers on and jackets, then left and headed to the Bringer Inn. We had a great breakfast with Faith Riders, then got on our motorcycles and left for Flint on the back roads. With all of my layer and my heated seats, I stayed nice and warm. We got to the Harley Dealer and parked where they wanted those who were blocking intersections to park. We walked around the Dealership and looked at bikes and things for a while, then went outside because Elaine from our Faith Rider Chapter was going to do the bike blessing. The prayer she prayed and the things she shared about Jesus were amazing. She did such a great job. Jesus was definitely glorified.
We blockers went to where our bikes were parked and listened to the instructions from our friend Jim and another person. We have blocked for many years, but it is always good to get a refresher. We lined up and left after that. It was a fifty mile long parade route with many motorcycles and lots of people outside cheering for us as we traveled. When we had gone about 40 miles, we came to the intersection they wanted us to block while the parade went through. Bill videoed the bikes as they passed by. When we saw the Police car and the ambulance with their flashers going, we knew we had to get back in line ahead of them.
It was a very nice and a very organized ride. We ended up in town at Bikes on the Bricks.
We walked around and found the CMA booth. Debbie and Paul were covering it, so Gayla and Wes received them so they could walk around. Bill and I went and got Koegel Hotdogs and ate, then we walked around some more. We went and relieve Wes and Gayla after that o they could go eat. We enjoyed talking to people, giving Bibles to those who wanted them and giving people rag tracks...microfiber cloths to wipe their bikes down with at track inside.
There were two other booths with people sharing the Gospel. I folded the microfiber cloths with the track inside when we got low. Debbie and Paul, and Wes and Gayla came back to the booth. We hung out for a while, then walked around one last time and then left for home. We were going to stop for ice cream on the way home, but I told Bill on the way home that we could just have ice cream with bananas when we got home. I play my worship music when we ride.
We got home, read our Bibles, I did my hand exercises, then we took naps and slept til 9. Then we woke up and I made banana splits for us. Yum! We stayed up til almost midnight.
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