Shine a light. See the light. Be the light. So much need for “light” in the world right now, as things get darker*. The sun set on me while I was practicing rollerskating yet again […]
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).
Shine a Light on Your People
Wait, what? You don’t have professionally-written blog posts about your company or city’s leaders, heroes, and innovators to share across your communications platforms? I got you covered. You can now get a professionally-written blog post […]
Why Your City Is Losing Money If It’s Not Welcoming to Women on Bikes
Your city is losing money to elsewhere if it’s not welcoming to women-on-bikes. That’s a fact, Jack. Here’s what you can do right now today to change that.
Every Day
I want to quit literally every day. I never intended to be a local advocate (my profession is as a global writer) and I hate it (which is why I’m completing this shift-in-focus starting November […]
Speaking of Global . . .
Every Labor Day Weekend, my girls and I used to do what’s called a “Life Pie,” where we’d figure out how we wanted to spend our unrepeatable 168 hours each week moving forward (and then […]
A Moment, a Week, of SIlence after 20 years
A moment, a week, of silence, after twenty years since the towers fell and everything changed. A moment, a week, of silence to let my wheels revolve and my life evolve. To water new growth […]
Ghosted
In case you are wondering, no, it will not take a ghost bike for your city to finally change. There are at least four I know of in Metro Atlanta, including this one I passed […]
Introducing “Shoot the Duck”
It’s been a duck year for me. First, Slow Duck Crossing. And now, Shoot the Duck! (What, did you think I was rollerskating these past two months just for kicks? Writers don’t do that.) “Shoot […]
