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Sacred ground...
Feb. 25th, 2003 10:09 amCycling gripe for the day - stay out of my bike lane!
See, when I'm riding on the road, I fully understand that cars have priority (or think that they do!), and am accordingly paranoid. Hugely cautious, even. But part of my ride takes me down Royal Parade, with its wonderful, wonderful bike lane, and that, my petrol-burning friends, is my space. It's not an extra parking lane, a short cut around traffic, or even a motorcycle lane. It's for bicycles, and I don't appreciate having to slam my brakes on to avoid some dickhead van driver who decides to suddenly merge into me because he wants to get three cars ahead.
Ah, much better. You'll probably get to hear all about my favourite driver peeves as I get back into the city commute... and some of my cyclist peeves, too. Man, the two I saw this morning... talk about giving us a bad name.
The interview yesterday went pretty well. I don't expect to hear from them soon, mainly because there are a lot of candidates and they really need the admin assistant they're advertising for. They're going to shortlist and re-interview, so we shall see, I suppose.
Work continues. It's kind of boring, tho', so amusing emails at the work addy would be appreciated. And hey, I'll even reply! Eventually.
See, when I'm riding on the road, I fully understand that cars have priority (or think that they do!), and am accordingly paranoid. Hugely cautious, even. But part of my ride takes me down Royal Parade, with its wonderful, wonderful bike lane, and that, my petrol-burning friends, is my space. It's not an extra parking lane, a short cut around traffic, or even a motorcycle lane. It's for bicycles, and I don't appreciate having to slam my brakes on to avoid some dickhead van driver who decides to suddenly merge into me because he wants to get three cars ahead.
Ah, much better. You'll probably get to hear all about my favourite driver peeves as I get back into the city commute... and some of my cyclist peeves, too. Man, the two I saw this morning... talk about giving us a bad name.
The interview yesterday went pretty well. I don't expect to hear from them soon, mainly because there are a lot of candidates and they really need the admin assistant they're advertising for. They're going to shortlist and re-interview, so we shall see, I suppose.
Work continues. It's kind of boring, tho', so amusing emails at the work addy would be appreciated. And hey, I'll even reply! Eventually.
