So I decided to stop saying that “it’s not safe for women” when talking about things like isolated, wooded, enclosed multiuse paths (such as PATH 400 here in Metro Atlanta and many other paths around […]
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In the Mood for Ireland
I got Ireland on the mind a lot right now: So, in lieu of doing an Irish jig (although I’ll probably do that, too), I created this little mood board from photos I took while […]
Getting So Close to Launch!
We are getting so close to launch of Round Ireland with a Duck! My editing team took the red pen to the first book-form printed proof this past week and my stunning designer, Saheed, is working […]
Simply existing
I have learned that simply existing in public space as a woman on a bike is the greatest act of bike advocacy and demonstration of bodily autonomy I can do, during this National Bike Month […]
The Women Who Made Me a Mom
As the song goes, time makes you bolder, even children get older, and I’m getting older, too. The babies I held now hold me (photo from when I dipped my tire in the Pacific Ocean […]
Time Change
After 19 hours on Amtrak with my folding bike (the still-unnamed replacement to America), I traversed the island of Manhattan from Battery Park to (and across) the George Washington Bridge. We used to cross that […]
“61-Year-Old Woman Plunges to Death Making a TikTok”
Crawling on my belly toward the edge of the cliff, my fingernails gripped the wet, green turf for dear life. Below me, the Atlantic roared, waves crashing violently against jagged rocks, seabirds wheeling in the […]
Changing of the Guard
I rode my bike to the Carter Center in Atlanta yesterday, where former President Jimmy Carter’s body laid in repose. Visitors walked through the entire Carter Center before getting to that room. No one rushed […]
