This is my friend, John Brown, from our serendipitous quick ride to the grocery store today when we just so happened to cross paths. He is one of my three bike-riding buddies I specifically thank […]
Hands
“This is Pattie,” Bec Cranford* said to the five or six people there as we entered a room with racks of gently-used clothes from which those without homes could choose new outfits each week. “She […]
Perhaps even callings
You can’t ride a bike without asking questions about the people you meet and pass. And the questions lead to answers, and perhaps even callings. In this photo taken today, I am standing in an […]
Next stop, Atlantic Station
I hopped on the train just four miles from my home in the area of the largest concentration of Fortune 500 company headquarters in the southeastern United States, and got off less than fifteen minutes […]
Why you may not see more regular folks
In case you were wondering why regular folks who may want to run errands on bike at the mall or retail/service locations nearby, or bike-commute to work in the area with the largest concentration of […]
To those of us who grew up in the 1970s
When I was in high school, one of the phrases on my French vocabulary test was “le sit-in protest.” Those were the times in which we grew up. Today, children and young adults across the […]
You pass people (2)
You pass people while Traveling at the Speed of Bike. And then they ask you to take a photo, and you meet, and you chat, and you leave each other better because of it. (If […]
You pass people (1)
You pass people while Traveling at the Speed of Bike, and you notice in just that split second how the wind whips and how they clutch their coats or blankets or pieces of cardboard, and […]
