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Tag Archives: bicycling
Birthday brunch and bicycling
We filled my birthday weekend with delicious food and nice (if warmer than my ideal) biking. We transformed a large Swiss chard harvest into this Quinoa and Kale Swiss Chard Crustless Quiche that I saw on One Hot Stove a … Continue reading
Bicyclists: United we stand, divided . . .
Sigh. I write this with a heavy heart. What should have been a simple decision to attend a fun bicycle-related event has become much more complicated. I first heard about Dinner and Bikes over two months ago. It looked like … Continue reading
Cycle chic, kind of
So there’s this whole “cycle chic” thing, basically the idea that you should look stylish while riding a bike. Beautiful people, riding around on bicycles, laid-back and having fun, what’s not to like? I’ve long been a fan of Girls … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycling, cycle chic, events, Festival of Nations, st. louis, style
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Don’t get caught flat
Sunday, I participated in a group bike ride, riding just for the heck of riding, not riding to get somewhere, a rare thing for me. At the farthest point from the ride start/end point, someone in our group got a … Continue reading
Open Streets in the heat
Yesterday, I was on my bike for almost five-and-a-half hours, volunteering for Open Streets in St. Louis. Five-and-a-half scorching, 100-plus-degree heat index hours. It sounded like a good idea when I signed up in April. Get up at 6am after … Continue reading