We used baseball cards then, not my fun new business cards — which are made out of recycled t-shirts! But if you close your eyes and listen for a second, this may bring you back […]
Timeless
I met this man in the elevator at the Arts Center MARTA station, our bikes next to each other, our nods hello friendly. He was as old as the hills, and he told me that […]
Meet Juliet
This is Juliet. She signed up for one of my small-group classes (which require students to already be able to pedal on a bike) but then emailed me to tell me she had no skills […]
Earth Day class
Earth Day is sort of the high holy day for those of us who are trying to live lighter on the land, and I am honored to be part of the festivities at a live/work/play […]
It’s not about the book
I bathed in the light for a moment under this wild wisteria vine and took a breath. It has been a whirlwind ever since I released my book in additional paperback form recently, and I needed to just stop.
They tell you all the things you’re supposed to do as an author. You should. You need to. You must. And you can get caught up in that. However,
“Moving daddy somewhere else”
I skipped riding my bike in Clarkston, Georgia when I was here earlier this week (because predator) but I couldn’t do that again (because pissed) so I changed my route today so I wouldn’t be […]
Bike AT Work Day
Did you know that something like 96 percent of poll respondents on the Bike Commuters of Atlanta Facebook page said their bike-to-work distance is less than 5 miles each way? And do you realize that […]
Think of Horace
Think autonomous vehicles are ready for our cities’ streets? Not until they are ready for scenes like this and many, many other outside-the-box situations — such as when the figure in front of the vehicle […]
