My Burmese neighbor at the community garden for refugees-of-war crouches low and watches me water. She shows up almost every time I’m there, either because she goes there a lot or because she sees me […]
Tag: Clarkston
How to Get Your #BikeBloom Earrings
Hi, all. You may have seen me gathering buttercups. I use them as an accent on handcrafted plantable-paper packaging for my upcycled earrings made from old bike tubes from REI (and other bike waste). These […]
Slice of Life
I mostly go alone to Clarkston, Georgia each week. I often drive to Decatur and ride my bike from there (12-15 miles total, depending on how much I putz around — see virtual bike tours […]
Pizza on Earth (UPDATED 3 times)
Wishing you #PizzaOnEarth this holiday season (and a reminder that #BikesMeanBusiness, and bike racks let us know our business is welcome and wanted). See you in 2022! (I’m still posting on Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter […]
Sharing Garden Update
There was a gathering about to happen when I got to the Jolly Avenue Garden for refugees yesterday to check on the Sharing Garden. I didn’t stay. I’m not comfortable in crowds again yet. I […]
Small Things with Great Love (What Happened When I Finally Met Mike)
So my trip from home to Clarkston, Georgia via bike is long, and I’m not linear so there are often many stops. This day — in addition to my usual checking on the free public […]
God’s Work (or Bob’s Work)
It’s a very specific feeling, and I recognize it. It feels like God’s work. Or Bob’s work. Bob was my friend with whom I created or rejuvenated about a dozen food-growing gardens in Metro Atlanta. […]
Meet the Harding Family, Empowered by Ebikes
photo of Geri Hope, Tracey, Andrew, and Jackie Blair Harding So I’m on a multiuse path at an intersection, waiting for the light to change and drooling (as always) over the gorgeous two-way protected cycletrack […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 