This is a great thread, thank you Deacon, Patrick, Tim, WETH. I have been
surprised how often folks will smile back at me on the road. And yes it
fundamentally changes how I feel perceive the ride and my world.
Joe in GJT who doesn't smile nearly enough.
On Sunday, July 9, 2017 at 10:21:44 AM
“…life is like a mirror. Smile at it and it smiles back at you. I just put a
big smile on my face and everyone smiles back.” Mildred Norman aka Peace Pilgrim
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I tend to be a bit self conscious and used to really keep to myself. I remember
I decided to experiment by intentionally looking people in the eye, smiling and
nodding or saying hello or some other pleasantry. What I discovered is that MY
experience was greatly enhanced by these interactions and
Very interesting! I had no idea...
On Sat, Jul 8, 2017 at 7:07 PM, Patrick Moore wrote:
> https://www.minnpost.com/stroll/2016/02/rural-drivers-
> hi-sign-great-how-do-you-respond-if-youre-foot
>
> This is or was very common in the rural South a generation ago. It's not
> "meh" at all; it's a ge
https://www.minnpost.com/stroll/2016/02/rural-drivers-hi-sign-great-how-do-you-respond-if-youre-foot
This is or was very common in the rural South a generation ago. It's not
"meh" at all; it's a genuinely friendly greeting, but with dignified
aloofness; no overeagerness; like tipping your hat to a
For some years now I’ve been riding the back roads to the backer roads and
trails and early on I became very intentional in waving and smiling to every
car/driver that passes me in either direction whenever it is safe for me to do
so. I did this for the selfish reason that it is going to help dr
