Where I live became the newest city in the USA thirteen years ago. I vote in every local election. I have yet to find a candidate who meets the criteria I established back then for […]
Author: Pattie Baker
Writer, street photographer, urban farmer, and League Cycling Instructor (#5382), learning as I grow and traveling at the speed of bike. Peace Corps Uganda invitee (June 2020, delayed due to COVID-19). Mensa member. Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor. See books on Amazon in all global markets (USA link: https://www.amazon.com/Pattie-Baker/e/B005JBN7ZK).
Small Things with Great Love (What Happened When I Finally Met Mike)
So my trip from home to Clarkston, Georgia via bike is long, and I’m not linear so there are often many stops. This day — in addition to my usual checking on the free public […]
Go, Marge, Go!
So Office Amanda Clay (whom you met in the “You Go, Girl!” series) met my 85-year-old mom and me at the park where the City of Alpharetta’s eight adult trikes live (the two public sessions […]
Interactive Art
There’s lots of art out there, folks. Some of it is interactive! Enjoy it! It’s a great example of Public Play*, and it invites everyone into the conversation. (Best accessed while Traveling at the Speed […]
Marge on a Roll!
My car has been in the shop since the end of September, by the way, with no sign of arrival of the needed part in the near future. They keep trying to give me a […]
Like a Good Neighbor?
As a micro-influencer in the active mobility space, I’m always looking for new visual backgrounds to jazz up my social media presence. This is a fun thing that folks are doing around the world during […]
The Art of Bike Riding
rockin’ my new Goodwill leggings If you ride your bike, you get the value of public art, even graffiti. When you start to see the art, you start to be the art and to feel […]
God’s Work (or Bob’s Work)
It’s a very specific feeling, and I recognize it. It feels like God’s work. Or Bob’s work. Bob was my friend with whom I created or rejuvenated about a dozen food-growing gardens in Metro Atlanta. […]
