Less than two months ago (on Saturday morning, May 30th, 2020), I rode my bike the five little miles from my suburb-city to the next one, where there was a ghost bike memorial for a […]
Big Jugs
With my jug-carrying (since January, in preparation for the Peace Corps) possibly interrupted due to circumstances beyond my control, I am thrilled to share with you that an original piece I wrote, titled Big Jugs, […]
“Have a Blessed Day”
“Have a blessed day,” they say here in the south at some point every day in the course of your travels (back when we had travels). It usually comes from someone who is perhaps down […]
“We’re All Just Trying to Get Home Safely”
I shot this video (for the statewide bike advocacy group, Georgia Bikes) while sitting on a wall in front of an elementary school less than five minutes before I was the victim of a hit […]
As Usual?
Yesterday morning, I dressed in a skirt that looks like a buffered bike lane and a neon-accented cycling top (although I consider myself a person who rides bikes; not a cyclist). I took my bike […]
May He Finally Rest. In Peace.
I join the people of Georgia’s 5th Congressional District, the United States of America, and the world in mourning the death of Civil Rights icon and 17-times-elected U.S. Congressman John Lewis. Here is street photography […]
“More young girls pregnant due to water shortage”
So I saw a headline on Twitter yesterday that went something like this: “More Young Girls Pregnant Due to Water Shortage.” Just let those incongruous words sink in a minute, and then read what I […]
Thank you, Fox 5 Atlanta
Big thanks to Fox 5 Atlanta reporter Denise Dillon (a triathlete who, like me, is the mother of two daughters) and her photographer Chris for the care and respect with which they treated me last […]
