As children are increasingly marching in protests all over the world, I decided that my next found-space guerrilla art exhibit will feature street photography I’ve taken while Traveling at the Speed of Bike (of course) that […]
Boston to get new ghost bike
I took this photo of a ghost bike in Boston that’s in memory of a man named Richard Stanley Archer, who was killed in May, 2017 while riding his bike by a motor vehicle driver. […]
Rainy day reading
Stuck inside on a rainy day? Tired of shoveling snow? Want to kick back with some chocolate cake? (Oh, wait, that’s me.) Well, no matter why a little me-time on the couch would do you […]
Off the Wall
The rain pelted my living room window last night as the flames in the fireplace danced in the near distance. Wrapped in a blanket I had knitted as part of my first memoir, Bucket List, […]
Thoughts while Traveling at the Speed of Bike
So much is so bad right now in our country and world, and it’s sometimes hard to see how anything at all any of us could do would make enough of a difference. It’s easy, […]
Reusable water bottle
I haven’t used a disposable plastic water bottle in years, and that’s because of great reusable water bottles such as this. It’s BPA-free and has a filter that can handle about 300 refills before being […]
Voices that need to be heard
A lot has happened since 2015 when I wrote Black Lives at a Crossroad, and a White Woman’s Attempts to Understand. I’ve been doing the hard work to learn what I’d never been taught. As […]
Failing our children
Two days ago these flowers were laid in commemoration of the three-year anniversary of when this girl was killed trying to cross the street to come home from school. She would be 17 now. Nothing […]
