Sabbatical Week 3. Thought I’d just pop in with this TikTok message at the bottom of this post with my three stated goals as the first Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor — also catch the ending about […]
A Quick Hey
Just thought I’d pop in to say a quick hey. I’m finishing the second week of my six-week sabbatical from this blog and from advocacy work in general (although I do have a global bicycle […]
“It’s Comin’ a Toad Strangler” (9 Month Exec Summary as Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor)
So I stood there on 8 South at CNN Center looking out my office window at the ominous black clouds filling the sky. An executive assistant and lifelong southerner named Sharon walked in and said, […]
Change Is Afoot
I spent the last two and a half weeks doing this: It coincided with the one-year anniversary of surviving road violence while Traveling at the Speed of Bike in the place I call home. It […]
Thanks, Ron from Chicago!
I was on my way home yesterday from a waterfall that served as the location for a pivotal scene in my latest book-in-progress, Slow Duck Crossing (a middle grade novel), when I discovered that Ron […]
Meet Daniel Eppstein, Director of Operations at BYCS
photo courtesy of Daniel Eppstein Meet Daniel Eppstein. He’s the Director of Operations for the Amsterdam-based social enterprise, BYCS, where I represent Metro Atlanta as part of a global consortium of bicycle mayors. He recently […]
You Go, Girl! You Got the Power
Hi. I’m Pattie. I’m one of only twenty League of American Bicyclists Cycling Instructors in the State of Georgia. I offer one free class each month specifically designed for women and teen girls, who are […]
Meet Tim, Doug, Troy, Sara, Walt, Victoria, April, Tanner, Cory, Judy, and Robyn
photos courtesy of Bicycle Tours of Atlanta A stuntman. A hip-hop lyricist. An historian podcaster. An Emmy-award-winning newscaster. A Coca Cola retiree. They come from all walks of life. All parts of the country. All […]
