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,
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 […]
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 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 […]
If you walk and/or ride your bike around your city, you no doubt come upon little things that need fixing — a pothole here, a bike lane blockage there. If your city has a See […]
Note how with #BikeNoodle on this main road in my suburb-city today, drivers waited to go by me until they clearly had enough room to do so and then gave me way more than the […]
So at the end of chapter one in Traveling at the Speed of Bike I say I make a decision that changes my life. Take a listen to this excerpt from Chapter Two. (This photo […]
So on this week’s to-do list, I’ve got: Call the investigator who contacted me via certified mail asking me to get in touch about my recent MARTA train police report; send a copy of Traveling […]
