I found myself in a little pickle yesterday (green and all) — that reminded me I hadn’t planted cucumbers yet, from which I love to make quick refrigerator pickles. And so when I got home […]
“A moon cycle. The refrigerated lifespan of yogurt. Short.”
Ever wonder how long scooters last before they are trashed or scrapped, and what’s being done about it? You’ve come to the right place. The scooter article on which I’ve been working for the environmental […]
Smile a while
I passed this “street poem” by my friend Kyle Brooks (aka Black Cat Tips) yesterday. It has been there for years, from back when he used to go around and hammer up things like this all […]
Carpe diem-ing
Reminder: this precious, nonrenewable resource of time with which we’ve been gifted is not a dress rehearsal. I think this thought every time I wear this necklace. I made it a year ago after crushing […]
Hand of God tree update
The Hand of God Tree is almost gone now. I see the empty space in the sky where the rest of the “fingers” used to be and I fill them in, in my imagination. It’s […]
Bike helmet
Yet another reason it’s good to have a bike helmet with you.
And the road calls
And thus one finds oneself in a place one has never been, on a road that leads to the unknown. And one knows the decision has already been made, and that this road, this time, […]
“I am the boy”
When the Atlanta Streetcar launched in 2014, it aspired to enliven businesses, entice tourists, and engage citizens. These photos are from a longitudinal photo essay I’ve been doing (now 1300 photos rich) along the route […]
