Pachyclados and baby bengals [Actifit: 9/21/18]

9/21 (must re-read now!)

Today I didn’t go to work because I had a volunteer event organized by my company. I started off the day with a good amount of biking on the way to the event. The volunteering was essentially landscaping or gardening at a local public park.

We were weeding, mulching and planting for about four hours. Some of the “weeds” we were removing were actually edible, according to the park representative. They were called mugwort and lambs quarters. We were planting sedum called “pachyclados” which means “fat branch” in Greek. It did have relatively thick branches.

After the volunteering was over we went to a nearby pub or tavern for food and drinks pod for by the company, woohoo! The service and stock was a bit lacking but overall we had a good time and left full in both stomach and bladder.

I got another bike ride in after, hopefully making up for some of the high caloric and alcoholic intake.

Then I went to go look at Bengal cats afterwards. I may be getting a new family member. Stay tuned.

Photos (and gifs) uploaded. Enjoy.

The end, good night.

Cycling,Walking,Daily Activity