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People have claimed to see their entire lives flash before their eyes. I am glad not to have had (I think) such an experience. But during the past week and a half or so, I feel as if I’ve seen parts of my past unfolding in slow motion.
I believe it began when I had the dream about a high-school
If you ride, or have ridden, a fixed-gear bike with no brakes, this video might remind you of your first, or only, attempt.
Yesterday I crossed the Rubicon. All right, it was a Boulevard of Death.
Several New York City thoroughfare have earned that moniker over the years. I regularly crossed two of them—Queens and Northern Boulevards—when I lived in Astoria. The, like the one I traversed yesterday, are what transportation planners call “
Today I am not going to write about cycling or midlife. But I somehow believe that what I am about to say is a midlife reflection of the sort I might have during a ride.
I was brought up Catholic. Later I became an Evangelical Christian. I explored other religions. Though I can feel some affinity, and great respect, for Buddhism (mainly because I don’t...
It’s been a while since I last posted. The past two weeks have been busy. I finally did a long ride yesterday, to Point Lookout, Coney Island and into Manhattan via the Manhattan Bridge before hopping onto the D train at Grand Street, in Manhattan’s Chinatown. In all, I covered about 150 kilometers, or just over 90 miles. It actually 130 km ride I did the previous Satur...