A new farmers market is opening in the suburb-city where I live, in a public park where it wasn’t allowed years ago but rules have changed. It’s the same park (the largest one in the […]
Author: Pattie Baker
Writer, street photographer, urban farmer and global WWOOFer. League Cycling Instructor (#5382) and first Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor as part of global consortium with Amsterdam-based social enterprise BYCS. Peace Corps Uganda invitee (June 2020, derailed due to COVID-19). Former CDC Foundation Communications Specialist with State of Alaska Dept. of Health on Healthy You in 2022 project. Mensa member. See books on Amazon in all global markets (USA link: https://www.amazon.com/Pattie-Baker/e/B005JBN7ZK) and on indie book sites.
Meet Aimee
Meet Aimee. She is a married mom of two children who lives in the City of Atlanta. She found me on the Internet and emailed me to ask if I would teach her how to […]
The Hand of God Tree
There is a tree I call the Hand of God Tree. It originally had five big fat “fingers” hanging heavy over the Chattahoochee River but it’s down to three now after years of storms and […]
Rethink rush hour
Launched a little campaign today, in honor of National Bike Month . . . See here for links to buy my book, Traveling at the Speed of Bike, on Amazon in all global markets. I’m […]
The universe conspires
But I’m not happy here, and I know it. I trust the journey, and I sense perhaps that my lingering and pervasive ennui is a sign God wants me elsewhere. Once I put this thought out […]
In Atlanta for business?
A scattering of conventioneers and other name-tagged business travelers walked by me as I sat by the Relay Bikeshare hub at the corner of Centennial Olympic Park right across from the College Football Hall of […]
Feel free to pick
My 88-year-old friend Rod’s endangered peach trees (the city may cut them down) in a public park where he received permission to do a groundbreaking, potentially industry-changing organic peach tree experiment, are loaded with little […]
“Tell me where you need me”
I thank God every morning for the beauty and glory and honor of this new day, and I ask for his guidance to do the job for which I am intended. In other words, “Tell […]
