The Kidical Mass kids will love being able to use their bird feeders right away with your seed present. (Nice word use.)
Friday, February 17, 2012
Hans ... I heard you like Bullitt dogs
Thanks to Phil Ross, of Meteofiets, for the shot. Bleu, the dog, and I stopped by Phil's house to get a hard drive for Liz Canning's cargo bike crowdsourced documentary.
It's #FilmFebruary. Have you filmed your cargobikeness? If not, get on it.
Bleu was smug
Bleu and I went on a ride today.
We rode by a car.
The car had a dog.
The dog's head was sticking out of the window.
Bleu laughed and took in a deep breath of air.
He knew who had it best.
Bleu was smug.
We rode by a car.
The car had a dog.
The dog's head was sticking out of the window.
Bleu laughed and took in a deep breath of air.
He knew who had it best.
Bleu was smug.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
YUBA Wondering
Took a family ride today to SCRAP. It is a nice ride and there is always something cool at SCRAP.
This is also the route we will take next weekend for kidicalMass and I wanted to ride it again to check for any changes.
Asha rode on the Yuba. Ruhiyyih, of course, pulled the Yuba out of the garage, causing me to wonder again, is the a cargo bike platform that appeals to one gender? Or is the appeal based on exposure, access, or city terrain?
Does one gender prefer Long Johns or Long Tails? You have noticed it haven't you?
BikePortland and CargoBikes

I have noticed a few cargo bikes in the BikePortland header. This time, an orange trike. Last time, a light blue Madsen with child, being pedaled by adult.
When I head over to BikePortland to read and the first thing I see is a cargo bike, I smile.
Thanks, Jonathan.
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KidicalMass February

The third Saturday of the month is coming up. That means KIDICALMASS!
For February, the group is going to the birds ... rather, going to SCRAP to make bird houses for the birds.
BRING: a milk carton or other such item to be the bird house structure.
SOCIALIZE: at the Wittwer house at Noon for breakfast eats and drinks. Want to bring something special? Cool. Otherwise we will have a selection of pastries and fruit.
HEAD OUT: at 1:30 for SCRAP. We will follow all traffic signs and lights. We ride at a slow, kid-friendly pace.
CREATE: using SCRAP's wonderful assortment of supplies, create one-of-a-kind, sure-to-please-the-birds, bird houses. There will be a person on hand to share bird knowledge.
As of this point, the Mayor has not verified his attendance. The staffer who stated conclusively that he wanted to and would attend, did not organize with the mayor's other staffers, and as a result the mayor's attendance has been changed from "YES!" to "would like to". Sadly, I have not heard back from the staffer. However, I am still holding out that the decencies of human respect will prevail and the staffer will email me back with updated information.
But I will not hold my breath. I presume that the staffer made a mistake and is embarrassed about it which is why the staffer has not contacted me, and why I had to learn of the mayor change through Bike Portland.
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