I’m back in Metro Atlanta now, in the still of morning — my crops freshly drenched from on overnight storm, birdsong punctuating the air — but my head is still in the clouds from my […]
Tag: NYC
Thank You, Courtney
photo provided courtesy of Courtney Williams Courtney Williams, known professionally as The Brown Bike Girl, is one of only five Bicycle Mayors here in the USA as part of our 115-member consortium around the world […]
NY Bike Stories
Bike stories are running almost daily in The New York Times (including the one pictured above from yesterday), which I’m really loving as I am a native New Yorker (although they are behind a paywall […]
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 […]
Bravo, NYC, UPS (and Citibike)
So here is the windy-day photo my 86-year-old dad took of me two weeks ago standing in front of something like 100 Citibikes in New York City between the two historic original buildings of Metropolitan […]
Mixed feelings
Today is the 30-year anniversary of when I moved from NYC to Atlanta (my fiancé followed 2.5 months later, as my hubby). Mixed feelings. I’ll always wonder “what if we had stayed in NYC . […]
Die-ins in NYC (and Your City)
People in my beloved New York City just held a die-in rally to protest the rise in bike rider deaths there. I rode there most recently in April, and, as usual, I tend to have […]
Frozen in time
Yikes. I’ve given you too many downer stories in a row*. Okay, here’s a good one, and, like all good stories, it involves ice cream. I was Traveling at the Speed of Bike on the […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 