I’ve been riding my bike all over Europe and all over Los Angeles. I love riding dressed up or dressed down, I love riding to auditions and I pride myself that I’m one of the very few actresses who is working in the industry without having to own a car. When I ride dressed up, [...][...]
Archive for January, 2010
How to Make LA Safe, Effective and More Enjoyable for Cyclists
This Article appeared in LA Streetsblog on January 26, 2010. I’ve written in the past three weeks My Case Against Bike Paths, my discontent about Bike Lanes and about Bike Routes. It was great to see the discussions and the suggestions that came out of it. Some people shared their likes and [...]
Cyclists/LAPD Task Force off to a Good Start
Two weeks ago a group of cyclists got together with the LAPD and created the Cyclists/LAPD Task Force. The Task Force addressed issues concerning law, safety, education, enforcement, policy, road rage, the Cyclists’ Bill of Rights, the Bike Plan, theft, data, and crime scenes. Representing the[...]
Every Street is a Bike Route
This Article appeared in LA Streetsblog on January 19, 2010 Late last year I participated in the Crenshaw Crush ride which had riders of ages, from 4 to 64, participating. The route took us from major arterials like Crenshaw Boulevard to little neighborhood side streets, and through the Olympic Vill[...]
Care For Trees on Martin Luther Kind Day – A National Day of Service!
Monday, January 18th is Martin Luther King Day. Cassandra Pruett, the Outreach Coordinator of the East Hollywood NC, organized a Tree Care event and the community is going out to Edgemont St. to take care of the trees they planted two years ago. Since I’m involved with the East Hollywood Neigh[...]
LA’s 2nd Annual No Pants Metro Ride
I missed last years No Pants Metro Ride but I’ll do my best to make it this year. The main train ride will begin with the 2:22pm Westbound Red Line at Union Station. If your birthday is between July 1st and and September 30th, board this train. If your birthday is between April 1st and [...][...]
The Case Against Bike Paths – in LA
This article appeared in LA Streetsblog on January 5th. (Anyone who was at last December’s Bike Meeting in City Hall witnessed a mini-shouting match between Enci Box and Councilman Tom LaBonge over whether or not there are “bike facilities” in LaBonge’s district. Enci conte[...]
Rebel Without A Car – Starting the New Year With Fresh Dirt
This article appeared in the on-line magazine for actors The January Networker, 2009 Will Rogers, who lived through the great dust bowl once said: “They’re making more people every day—but they ain’t making any more dirt.” It’s as true today as it was then. Will is gone, but the dirt[...]
