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My first bicycle diary entry
Writing and bike riding have grown to be two of the most important things in my life. Today I will begin to combine those two.
In 2006, I embarked on the Michigander bike tour with a friend that will be my maid of honor. In the last four years, I've ridden just over 2,000 miles to date on my bike that somehow she talked me into buying. That's 800 in 2006, 600 in 2007, 425 in 2008, only 225 in 2009 and so far I have 204 this year. I will add another 300 to that when I complete the Michigander in a couple weeks. Cycling has been a delight.
Recently a friend of mine recommended the Bicycle Diaries by the Talking Heads' David Byrne. It's a trek through some of his worldly adventures on his bicycle. He is so entertaining and thoughtful. He shares rich histories of the cities he rides through. The observations he makes in the book make me more aware when I'm riding my bike. This will be my first entry into my own bicycle diary.
I've written in many diaries over the years. In fact, I wrote about the first Michigander in 2006. But Byrne's book has given me direction and motivation to write about my rides. He included pictures in his book, which makes me want to include more visuals to accompany my writing. The book also changed my bike riding experience. I'm more attuned to the environments that I ride through, more interested. I take it all in like it's new and if it is not new, I go somewhere else. Today I road my bike from Southfield, MI to Ferndale, MI. The round trip was about an hour and a half and 16.5 miles.
My goal was to attend the community preview event at the NEW Ferndale Public Library. The new space is absolutely fantastic and will be used well in that community. I heard some live music, chatted with buddies and took in the building's beauty. These are times when money is tight, so its a small victory to have one of the newest buildings in a great neighborhood be the library.
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