My parents had a nice birthday party for me in December 2002.
One of my biggest heros is Mahatma Gandhi; I was excited that his
grandson, Arun Gandhi of the Memphis, TN
M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence,
came to the UNC campus on October 3, 2001, to talk about peace and nonviolence in
the post-September 11 world. I was in awe of hearing him - he has the ideals of his
grandfather! - and of actually meeting him!
(Picture by Brian Donlon.)
I stayed on after a business trip in Long Beach, CA, to visit with
my cousin and my college friend Kathleen in Los Angeles, and friends
in San Diego in March 2001. You can see
pictures that Kathleen took
while I went sightseeing with her and her lovely daughter, JoyAnne, on March 2.
I have enjoyed the 5-Boro Bike Tour in 1989 and then in 1999 as shown here. It is a fun event held the first Sunday of each May. Some roads in all five of New York City's boroughs are closed to cars and open for bicyclists on this tour - including sections of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and the FDR Drive, as well as the entire lower deck of the Verrazanno Narrows Bridge! This year there were more than 30,000 bicyclists! You can see my friend Chip Wood and me waiting to get going near Wall Street.
Here are several pictures of my dear cousin Tara. The first is
her 8th grade picture from fall 1997 - she's 13.
She is a big fan of Dean Kane, who plays Superman. The second picture,
I believe, is her 7th grade picture from early 1997.
My Bike Friday, which I received at the end of March 1995. I hope to have some better pictures of my bike soon. (You can see this and other pictures of my new bike on my Bike Friday page.)
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