> This post is part shameless self-promotion, but also self-interest. It’s self-promotion because it refers to–and is linked to–an article I recently wrote for Artvoice weekly paper. The article chronicles my chagrin at having to kill 120 lobsters (yes I had to do it if I wanted to keep my job). This may not botherContinue reading “>Lobster Killer!”
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Lobster Killer!
This post is part shameless self-promotion, but also self-interest. It’s self-promotion because it refers to–and is linked to–an article I recently wrote for Artvoice weekly paper. The article chronicles my chagrin at having to kill 120 lobsters (yes I had to do it if I wanted to keep my job). This may not bother someContinue reading “Lobster Killer!”
>It’s the Little Things
> I saw this sign after walking across the Golden Gate Bridge last week with my son. It’s at the entrance to a stairway leading under the bridge and to the other side (so you don’t have to cross the hellish traffic). The stairs are long and steep so there is a ramp provided forContinue reading “>It’s the Little Things”
It’s the Little Things
I saw this sign after walking across the Golden Gate Bridge last week with my son. It’s at the entrance to a stairway leading under the bridge and to the other side (so you don’t have to cross the hellish traffic). The stairs are long and steep so there is a ramp provided for bicyclistsContinue reading “It’s the Little Things”
Really Good Food From A Really Small Garden
If you’ve been to this blog before then you know that it is mostly about using a bike as a regular form of transportation, but it’s also about food (that I grow and cook), and about living simply (which is the most difficult thing, I think). At-any-rate, I am a proponent of getting rid ofContinue reading “Really Good Food From A Really Small Garden”
>Really Good Food From A Really Small Garden
> If you’ve been to this blog before then you know that it is mostly about using a bike as a regular form of transportation, but it’s also about food (that I grow and cook), and about living simply (which is the most difficult thing, I think). At-any-rate, I am a proponent of getting ridContinue reading “>Really Good Food From A Really Small Garden”
>Things That Can Be Carried On (or pulled by) a Bike (#187)
> $58.61 in groceries. Yup, still have a flat on the Mundo so I took the Dahon out with it’s Bike Rev trailer…A completely different ride but still just as fun.
Things That Can Be Carried On (or pulled by) a Bike (#187)
$58.61 in groceries. Yup, still have a flat on the Mundo so I took the Dahon out with it’s Bike Rev trailer…A completely different ride but still just as fun.
>Graffiti Knitting
> I came upon this bike rack on Haight Street last week. Initially I saw the nice Bridgstone bike attached to it, but then I noticed the post partially covered in knitting. I had seen a few other examples of guerrilla knitting in the city but none on a bike rack….how nice, I thought, youContinue reading “>Graffiti Knitting”
Graffiti Knitting
I came upon this bike rack on Haight Street last week. Initially I saw the nice Bridgstone bike attached to it, but then I noticed the post partially covered in knitting. I had seen a few other examples of guerrilla knitting in the city but none on a bike rack….how nice, I thought, you won’tContinue reading “Graffiti Knitting”
>Flat Tires Suck
> No way around it, they do: flat tires suck. They’re really disappointing. Came home from vacation yesterday looking forward to taking a spin on the Mundo only to discover it had a flat on the front tire…hadn’t been on a bike in a week and was really looking forward to it. Maybe it wentContinue reading “>Flat Tires Suck”
Flat Tires Suck
No way around it, they do: flat tires suck. They’re really disappointing. Came home from vacation yesterday looking forward to taking a spin on the Mundo only to discover it had a flat on the front tire…hadn’t been on a bike in a week and was really looking forward to it. Maybe it went flatContinue reading “Flat Tires Suck”
>Cryptic Message
> Found this in a fortune cookie recently…looks like I need to do a lot more thinking.
Cryptic Message
Found this in a fortune cookie recently…looks like I need to do a lot more thinking.
Je Suis Retourné
Bike on Sutton and Stockton I’m back. My apologies to regular readers, bloggers, bikers, and overall simplifiers out in there blogasphere. One week…the longest I’ve went without a post since I began this blog! I was on holiday with my son in the beautiful city of San Francisco…I’d been there a few other times butContinue reading “Je Suis Retourné”
>Je Suis Retourné
> Bike on Sutton and Stockton I’m back. My apologies to regular readers, bloggers, bikers, and overall simplifiers out in there blogasphere. One week…the longest I’ve went without a post since I began this blog! I was on holiday with my son in the beautiful city of San Francisco…I’d been there a few other timesContinue reading “>Je Suis Retourné”
>Woody Guthrie (Quotes and a Song)
> “Any fool can make something complicated. It takes a genius to make it simple.” “Life has got a habit of not standing hitched. You got to ride it like you find it. You got to change with it. If a day goes by that don’t change some of your old notions for new ones,Continue reading “>Woody Guthrie (Quotes and a Song)”
Woody Guthrie (Quotes and a Song)
“Any fool can make something complicated. It takes a genius to make it simple.” “Life has got a habit of not standing hitched. You got to ride it like you find it. You got to change with it. If a day goes by that don’t change some of your old notions for new ones, thatContinue reading “Woody Guthrie (Quotes and a Song)”
>Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#186)
> 4 bananas2 peachesA pearA small jar of kimchi8 pot stickersA double order of chicken and broccoliA DVD$40 pounds of dog food
Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#186)
4 bananas2 peachesA pearA small jar of kimchi8 pot stickersA double order of chicken and broccoliA DVD$40 pounds of dog food