Rode to Joy from Pattie Baker on Vimeo. Four and a half years ago, for reasons shared in my book, I started riding my bike in the City of Atlanta every day. I asked […]
The only five words that matter
I”ve started half a dozen new blog posts this morning and deleted them all. Because, seriously, what is there left to say now on this day of days, this watershed turning-point moment in our society, […]
Bikey jobs
Almost every day I see another “bikey job” being advertised somewhere in the USA or around the world. When I went online to renew my Atlanta Bicycle Coalition (ABC) membership this week, I saw not […]
Crossing paths
Shortly after crossing paths today with many refugees-of-war in the most diverse square mile in the USA, I replied to a text from a friend who is going to my beloved New York City next week. […]
Next exhibit coming soon
Passed this garbage can yesterday while Traveling at the Speed of Bike (on the first warm day in weeks). Wrote this on my Street Shorts micro-fiction site: It was the kind of day for shedding. […]
This sticker may change your life
I heard about a bike rider who attached a pool noodle to his bike so drivers would give him enough room when they passed. I was having problems getting places safely on my bike as […]
Most diverse square mile in USA
I get to spend two mornings a week for the next three months in Clarkston, Georgia — the most diverse square mile in the USA, with refugees resettled from something like 50 countries. I’ve spent […]
Not open for business
If your city leaders are adding paths in the woods that are only “open” from dawn to dusk, they have just spent thousands of tax dollars on a purely recreational amenity that cannot be considered […]
