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 […]
Tag: NYC
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 […]
