Big thanks to the woman who spent Saturday night reading my book, Traveling at the Speed of Bike, from start to finish while her hubby was at a March Madness basketball game in Downtown Atlanta. […]
This week, Gay Talese
Oh, my goodness, The New York Times Style editors! This is kismet. Earlier this week, Bill Cunningham, and today, Gay Talese? The only two names I didn’t change in my new book, Traveling at the […]
Belief in tomorrow
So I rode my bike to a Self Defense Class for Women, sponsored by my suburb-city as a result of the recent attack in the bathroom in one of its parks. After we learned how […]
“Inviting us into your journey”
It makes my day to hear things like this out of the blue on social media or as a review on Amazon from folks who have read my book, Traveling at the Speed of Bike. […]
Today’s nice stranger
This is Nicky. He is Today’s Nice Stranger. I met him when I was leaving my book, Traveling at the Speed of Bike, in the Little Free Library at the Midtown Atlanta MARTA transit station […]
Forgiveness
I was riding Attica from here to there in the most diverse square mile in the USA the other day, where refugees-of-war carry the weight of atrocities as I pass them with my little smile […]
Free Art Friday
Free Art Friday is a thing in many cities. Artists leave their art out in public for others to find and keep, and they communicate clues about the whereabouts via photos on social media. The […]
Bill Cunningham at Trump Tower
That time I went in search of the commemorative sign that was supposed to be erected honoring beloved photojournalist (and avid bike rider) from The New York Times Style section*, Bill Cunningham, not long after […]
