Rob E. Loominess

Found it.

My next bike.

1) It helps to identify the "We" in "We're open" I guess the biscuits are a clue, @FlyingBiscuit_R? 2) Don't put your signs in the bike lane! Why would anyone even think that's an option?

Suddenly not looking forward to the ride home.

I mean you'll know almost immediately whether or not it was a good idea. Move in June and you have several months to settle in before you find out.

Not a super successful #carfreeday, but I got my wife out riding with me, even though we drove to the start. Still, looking over my timeline, it was my first time in a car this month, so I don't feel too guilty.

Roger dodger! On the other hand, I also grew up watching anthropomorphized chipmunks, too. No one cares chipmunks.

The on-street parking I can get behind. On the other hand, no wonder no one can imagine getting around without a car. We start teaching them young.

I’ve come to expect cars parked in the #bikelanes on St. Mary’s, but maybe some people have been warned/ticketed? I don’t know how else to figure why multiple drivers thought this was a good idea. Also, this does not seem like a good idea.

Maybe @RaleighGov could have a policy about not blocking pedestrian (and bike) infrastructure with signs for auto traffic? I mean I wouldn't /think/ we'd need one, but experience is saying otherwise. #oberlinrd