Art captures and transcends our pain and bears witness to all aspects of our lives. It is needed now more than ever. If interested, see more #ArtOfBikeRiding here. and here. It may comfort you or […]
Path and pace
Time is short. Need is great. And I don’t do uphill to try to talk people into things that make perfect sense to me. Every country, every city, every person, has a path and pace […]
Dear Mayor and City Council (UPDATED)
My metro-Atlanta suburb-city of Dunwoody, Georgia (which became the newest city in the USA in 2008) is showing strong local leadership regarding the current global crisis. My hope is that city leaders continue to do […]
Everything will be ok
Everything will be ok. Keep saying it, like a mantra. Truth? I’m having a hard time believing that, and I know that, for me, fear is a failure of faith, so I am working on […]
3 additional tips during this crisis
An agency contacted me months ago about being featured on the blog of their client, Georgia Commute Options. Georgia Commute Options encourages businesses to provide and promote a wide variety of transportation alternatives to their […]
Exercise your power
This little guy is always a breath of fresh air when I go to my polling place to vote, as I did yesterday for the presidential primary here in the United States. He’s a good […]
The nod, the wave, and the ding ding ding
So the mayor of New York City is strongly recommending bike riding instead of taking the subway as a way to reduce the possibility of spreading coronovirus (although he hasn’t yet increased safe access for […]
Look for the light
Darkness abounds and surrounds. Look for the light, and let it light the way. That’s all I got for ya’ today, folks. I hope it helps.
