Preparing, not for the end of the world, but for the end of a particular way of life. Accepting depletion, seeking abundance, beginning the process of regeneration. Oh, and going on about it a bit. Tuesday, March 4, 2008. Sunday, February 24, 2008. If You are Looking For Me. But she had a cure.

Fat Guy on a Little Bike. Random musings from a portly bike rider. Tuesday, October 10, 2006. Google has decided in their empirical wisdom that I violated the terms and agreements of the Adsense service and therefore am no longer eligible for the service. Last night when it all came to a head I was less than g-rated. They have a monopoly service and no need to give a shit about me.

Simplifying life in general, inspired by riding my bicycle. Fat Guy On A Little Bike. Harris Cyclery by Sheldon Brown. Association for the study of peak oil. Life after the oil crash. Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States. I was out of to.

My random ramblings, mostly about sustainable living with a husband and 5 kids. Okay, so maybe that is a bit of a dramatic title, but it really fits my worldview right now. I have started a program about inner work called Be A Beacon. It really came at the right time for me. Fomenting Dissension to Save Jobs.

The story of a bike and a stubborn cyclist. Those who wish to control their own lives, and move beyond existence as mere clients and consumers - those people ride a bike. Friday, February 22, 2013. I heard an interesting podcast recently, called the Morality of Cycling. The podcast was Thinking Allowed, from BBC Radio 4. In the April 2012 issue of Sociology. Video is at this link.

Set in a suburban family home in Central New York. Tuesday, March 8, 2011. Update your RSS feeds or however you kept track of me in the past. I may eventually pony up for a domain name, but for now, there it is. Not sure how much of the original content here will get moved. I think the general plan is to move the essentials and let the rest lie in state here.