Cycling Adventure: The McMichael Gallery
Todd and Daegan find that without a car the best way to get to the McMichael gallery is by bike. But taking their bikes is not without its challenges.
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Vacation Cycling Adventure #1: Camping
In today's entry, Todd and Daegan head out on an adventure - a cycling/camping trip that does not go quite to plan.
Brick by Brick: Building a Solid Routine
Last summer a move disrupted my routine and since then I've been riding as a passenger in my life rather than driving it. Over the upcoming weeks I'll be adjusting routines and monitoring metrics to get back to where I want to be.
June Update – What’s New?
After almost a month, Todd writes a post about what's happening, where he's been and why he's been so lax in posting. It's all good and all about disrupting internal and external algorithms!
The Art of Suburban Exploration: How Wandrer and Tile Bagging Helped Me Overcome the Doorstep Mile
I'm my worst enemy in getting myself out the door. I love to ride and explore but getting from the couch to clipped into the pedals is the hardest part of most rides. Today I used a couple tools to overcome that resistance.
A Ride for Me
In today's entry I go for a bike ride for me with no rules. Then there are three good news stories to remind you that good things are still happening in the world.
Sunday Update and Good News for 05 May 20
Here's a quick update on what's going on for me today and of course stories of good things happening in the world.
Success Found in a “Failed” Ride
Today's 200km ride was so difficult it ended early, but not for the reasons you might think. And surprisingly, ending when it did was an extremely good thing.
A Delightful Weekend – and Good News About Good People
Todd has a really lovely weekend mix of alone time, family time and time with friends. And of course there are several good news stories here to remind you there's still good in the world.
How to Get to Tomorrow
Today Todd tries an experiment of sharing an article he liked here rather than social media to see how that works. Why did he like it? It talks about how the author is getting through uncertain times. It was pretty helpful!