LAST DAY: Where's Whalen? Touring the Town with Macomb Patch's Editor

Next week, Macomb Patch, led by its fearless editor Jenny Whalen, will embark on the inaugural Patch Spring Tour.

What is the Patch Spring Tour you ask? Think Tour de France, but without the bike shorts, and for the most part, without the bike.

The Patch Spring Tour is a challenge to delve deeper into the community. For five days straight, I'll be visiting legendary locales and unknown nooks and crannies all throughout Macomb Township.

So in a Where's Waldo-esque fashion, I'll be posting video, photos and stories of my adventures throughout the week and I invite you to join me in person, as well as spirit, for what is sure to be one exciting ride.

Schedule for the Week

• May 16–. It's the game with the crazy name that's sweeping the nation. I'll join Macomb's own pickleball squad at 9 a.m. for a few rounds at the and pray that I don't come out worse for wear.
• May 17–DUE TO THE WEATHER, THE EDITOR WILL BE AT BIGGBY (HALL ROAD AND ROMEO PLANK) FROM 3-5 P.M. Bike to Work will be rescheduled for a future date. May 16-20 is National Bike to Work Week.
• May 18– So it hasn't been that long since I pulled out my hair over mathematical proofs (in my opinion the most useless form of math to date), but long enough to make revisiting the hallowed halls of high school worthwhile. I'll pull up a desk at , attempt to answer questions and take my life into my own hands during passing–all for the greater good.
• May 19–Shield's Pizza Party. Macomb Patch is celebrating its five-month anniversary and you are all invited to take part in the festivities. Meet us at Shield's Pizza on Romeo Plank from 6-9 p.m. for food, drinks and fun.
• May 20–Stay-at-home mom. That's right, I'm going to spend some time with local mom and learn the finer points of being a SAHM.

Look for video, photos and articles recounting my adventures. Feel free to join me as well!