2 cans of dog food…sort of an emergency, I ran out. I know it’s not much to be carrying on a Mundo, but when you are owned by two very large dogs that are trapped in small dog’s bodies this is a very serious matter. Click here to see who’s eating it.
Category Archives: urban simplicity
Five Bikes on a Bike
Five bikes on a bike…sounds like there’s a pun here somewhere. Anyhow, this is a photo from virtual friend and fellow Mundo rider James, in Yokohama, Japan. He operates a bike rental business there and uses his Mundo to transport bikes. He posted this pic on his blog and I thought I’d re-post it. I’veContinue reading “Five Bikes on a Bike”
Five Bikes on a Bike
Five bikes on a bike…sounds like there’s a pun here somewhere. Anyhow, this is a photo from virtual friend and fellow Mundo rider James, in Yokohama, Japan. He operates a bike rental business there and uses his Mundo to transport bikes. He posted this pic on his blog and I thought I’d re-post it. I’veContinue reading “Five Bikes on a Bike”
Four Flowers…
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Four Flowers…
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A Salad Worth Fighting For
The above photo is the first (mostly) complete meal I’ve made from my front-yard garden this season. I say mostly complete because not everything in it was from the garden. Being early in the season (and the fact that I got a late start), the garden has a small amount of a lot of differentContinue reading “A Salad Worth Fighting For”
A Salad Worth Fighting For
The above photo is the first (mostly) complete meal I’ve made from my front-yard garden this season. I say mostly complete because not everything in it was from the garden. Being early in the season (and the fact that I got a late start), the garden has a small amount of a lot of differentContinue reading “A Salad Worth Fighting For”
Home Built Cargo Bikes
As you can imagine I am always intrigued when I see other people being resourceful and carrying things on their bikes, especially when they are home-built. The above photos are of Ed and Eva. I’ve seen Ed riding around the neighborhood for a log time and today was riding past him as he waited outsideContinue reading “Home Built Cargo Bikes”
Home Built Cargo Bikes
As you can imagine I am always intrigued when I see other people being resourceful and carrying things on their bikes, especially when they are home-built. The above photos are of Ed and Eva. I’ve seen Ed riding around the neighborhood for a log time and today was riding past him as he waited outsideContinue reading “Home Built Cargo Bikes”
Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#330)
$62.27 in groceries in two plastic crates from three separate stores.
Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#330)
$62.27 in groceries in two plastic crates from three separate stores.
Yarn Bomb Explosion
I’ve posted on yarn bombing a couple times previously and how it has been appearing in Buffalo in recent months (click here and here to see those posts). I do not knit; I don’t know how. But I can only imagine the amount of time that goes into even the smallest “bomb.” I appreciate itContinue reading “Yarn Bomb Explosion”
Yarn Bomb Explosion
I’ve posted on yarn bombing a couple times previously and how it has been appearing in Buffalo in recent months (click here and here to see those posts). I do not knit; I don’t know how. But I can only imagine the amount of time that goes into even the smallest “bomb.” I appreciate itContinue reading “Yarn Bomb Explosion”
In Brief…
Day’s Park Just a quick note to say that I will not be posting for a few days (probably 5 or 6). Thanks, as always, for those who continue to visit and take the time to comment. Until next week, peace.
In Brief…
Day’s Park Just a quick note to say that I will not be posting for a few days (probably 5 or 6). Thanks, as always, for those who continue to visit and take the time to comment. Until next week, peace.
Five Quotes From Ernest Hemingway
When I was a young and impressionable man two writers in particular had a great effect on my life: Jack Kerouac and Ernest Hemingway. Like them or not, they both had their own style of writing and didn’t follow others; individualism, I believe, is a virtue hidden in all of us but we often stifleContinue reading “Five Quotes From Ernest Hemingway”
Five Quotes From Ernest Hemingway
When I was a young and impressionable man two writers in particular had a great effect on my life: Jack Kerouac and Ernest Hemingway. Like them or not, they both had their own style of writing and didn’t follow others; individualism, I believe, is a virtue hidden in all of us but we often stifleContinue reading “Five Quotes From Ernest Hemingway”
Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#328 & #329)
#328 (top)…an empty cardboard box, and extra bike, and an extra helmet. #329 (bottom)…a cardboard box containing approximately $32.00 in groceries, and a Fender Stratocaster in a hard-shell case. These photos were taken from the same trip–to and fro–here’s the quick story behind it. I had to pick my son up from his guitar lessonContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#328 & #329)”
Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#328 & #329)
#328 (top)…an empty cardboard box, and extra bike, and an extra helmet. #329 (bottom)…a cardboard box containing approximately $32.00 in groceries, and a Fender Stratocaster in a hard-shell case. These photos were taken from the same trip–to and fro–here’s the quick story behind it. I had to pick my son up from his guitar lessonContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#328 & #329)”
Front Yard Wheat
This is a picture of a continuation of two previous posts (click here and here) regarding my garden experiment for 2011…front yard wheat. It’s only a small patch to see if it would grow–it is–so maybe next year there will be more. There won’t be nearly enough to make enough flour for a loaf ofContinue reading “Front Yard Wheat”
Urban Simplicty 