So I’m two months in as the first Metro Atlanta Bicycle Mayor, representing the 10-county region including and surrounding the City of Atlanta. As promised at the end of each month, here are updates on […]
2020’s “Today’s Nice Strangers” Street Portraits
With masks, social distancing, looking away from each other when passing, and limited travel, I met far fewer “Today’s Nice Strangers” in 2020 than usual (although I had such high hopes at the beginning of […]
How Easy Change Is
“Are you on a bike?” Yes. “You need to come in.” No, I’m ok. But thanks. “Next time you need to come in.” Where’s your bike rack? “We don’t have one.” (next time) “Welcome back. […]
Meet Betsy and Jack
I can barely put in words the amount of kismet that has been involved with my crossing paths with these two people (including yesterday for the first time in person, in an absolutely miraculous moment […]
Big Jugs
I usually write articles and books*. However, in this weird year-of-years, I wrote and sold my first piece of live theater, encouraged and edited by my older daughter. Titled Big Jugs, it has nothing to […]
Your Awards Are Not More Important than Our Lives
in tandem alongside each other; together. one behind another. I was trying to take a break for the holidays to work on my new book, Slow Duck Crossing. However, because of what happened yesterday, I […]
“We Share a Lot of Common Things”
When I snapped the group photo (which captured just one of the two screens full of warm faces) from the monthly global Zoom meeting for bicycle mayors today, I also caught one person’s typed comment, […]
Meet Creighton Bryan, Change Agent at Tuskegee Airmen Global Academy
photo courtesy of Creighton Bryan Meet Creighton Bryan. Entrepreneur. Innovator. Father of three. You’ll find him protecting and projecting the brand identity of Tuskegee Airmen Global Academy (TAG) in Southwest Atlanta, formed when two schools […]
