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Uncategorized by Pattie BakerMar 19, 20197:15 am20 Mar 2019
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Bohemian Rhapsody

    Happiness is when you come upon a bike rider who stops to play Bohemian Rhapsody by heart on a public piano. And then I got to thinking about this old post, and its […]

Uncategorized by Pattie BakerMar 17, 20199:31 pm18 Mar 2019
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Vision board

Thinking things through. Thankful for a new vision board this year. This one will take me through the next five years, through age 60 (mind-blowing to even verbalize that). It covers art/career, relationships, family, and […]

Uncategorized by Pattie BakerMar 17, 20197:34 pm17 Mar 2019
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Today’s-Nice-Stranger pick-of-the-week

For the Today’s Nice Stranger pick-of-the-week, I’m going with these girls at the Children’s Climate March at the Georgia State Capitol building.

Uncategorized by Pattie BakerMar 17, 20197:28 pm17 Mar 2019
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Art-of-Bike-Riding pick-of-the-week

Oh, goodness — there was so much good art I passed while Traveling at the Speed of Bike in Los Angeles this past week, but I’m gonna go with this one. You can see more […]

Uncategorized by Pattie BakerMar 17, 20197:22 pm17 Mar 2019
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Street photography pick-of-the-week

This week’s street photography pick-of-the-week is this couple on a bench in Santa Monica, California.  

Uncategorized by Pattie BakerMar 17, 20197:18 pm
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May the wind be always at your back

Happy St. Patty’s Day. May the wind be always at your back. (Photo from my bike tour this past week in Los Angeles.)

Uncategorized by Pattie BakerMar 17, 20196:57 am17 Mar 2019
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Bit by bit

Bit by bit, your city is either building a connected network of safe access, or it isn’t. Despite some impressive forward movement in some areas, my suburb-city isn’t. Bit-by-bit, it is eroding its potential and […]

Uncategorized by Pattie BakerMar 16, 20196:50 am19 Mar 2023
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Their final flowering

The peach trees my 90-year-old friend Rod planted as an important organic agriculture experiment are blooming. They are in a public park and will most likely be cut down this year so that $80,000 of […]

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