RIP, Brother!
June 19, 1969, was the last day my brother, Ricky, rose from his sleep. He packed his gear and hit the road to continue his bicycling trip to Minneapolis. He did not make it.
His loss is one of the main reasons that gridlocksmith cares so deeply about traffic safety, and it is appropriate to remember him, now. Rest in Peace, brother!
On a lighter note,
we have this story about two British traffic patrol officers,
who may feel lucky to be still alive, after their hand-held radar
device locked on to a NATO fighter aircraft.
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"Road-Peace is a step on the road to World Peace!"
There is commonality that advances both traffic safety and World Peace: kindness, forgiveness, patience, compassion,
gratitude and loving thoughtfulness.
Whether we bicycle, drive, or walk, we can model
Whether we bicycle, drive, or walk, we can model
the behavior that true world peace will require of all humans,
while making traffic safer, and more fun.
This "grass roots" movement needs you
This "grass roots" movement needs you
to model that peace making behavior,
and to help spread the word.
posted by The Gridlocksmith | 8:05 PM
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