BreviusNominus

joined 1 year ago
[–] BreviusNominus 2 points 1 year ago

Yes, I got it too!

[–] BreviusNominus 1 points 1 year ago

Came here to say Tetris!

[–] BreviusNominus 3 points 1 year ago

Thank you so much! That's good to know!

[–] BreviusNominus 2 points 1 year ago

Thanks for the advice and the link! And yes, I always wear a helmet when riding.

In my normal routine, I'll see a cyclist maybe once or twice per week on average? So in my area they aren't completely unheard of, but I don't really trust other drivers to be as aware.

The paragraph about lane position is really interesting! It makes a lot of sense, but definitely seems counterintuitive at first.

[–] BreviusNominus 2 points 1 year ago

That's amazing! I've always been fascinated by unicycles, but I'm not mentally prepared to fall that much before figuring things out.

In my state, riding a bicycle on the sidewalk is illegal for adults, so unfortunately that's not really an option for me. But I'll definitely use back roads wherever possible. Thank you for the input!

[–] BreviusNominus 4 points 1 year ago

This reads like a sideways "leave the bike at home or you'll die" post, but assuming the satirical tone is my own dark-humor brain, it does make sense to have things in order regardless of transportation methods. Fatal car wrecks happen every day.

To clarify, I don't live in a city, I live about 30 minutes outside of one, where almost everything is a 20+ minute drive. And it wouldn't be my main mode of transportation (I couldn't bike to work, I'm uncomfortable walking to my car at night when I get off, there's no way I'd bike home), just quick runs to the closest grocery store, or maybe some trips to the coffee shops that I've noticed I pass while driving to my longer errands.

 

Hey everyone! I've seen several posts here about cycling, so figured I'd see what suggestions you folks might have about starting to ride on suburban roads in the U.S.

Growing up, I lived in a big neighborhood and my dad and I would ride our bikes for fun on the weekends. We always made sure to follow all traffic laws, but we only road in the neighborhood. After I moved out I left my bike at their place for several years and only recently brought it home. I know I need to get it tuned up, but my real concern is: I want to use it as a local means of transportation, but I've never ridden on populated roads before. I'm terrified I'm going to get hit by a car and the fun will be over.

How do you get out and ride in a non bike friendly environment?

Thanks in advance!

[–] BreviusNominus 2 points 1 year ago

Thanks for the info! I also can't memorize lace, but I still enjoy knitting it so I get what you're talking about. Please share your bixbite when you start it!

[–] BreviusNominus 2 points 1 year ago (2 children)

Brioche is on my list of things I want to learn in the near future! Is it fun? Is it complicated? Would you recommend this as a first brioche project? Looks great so far!

[–] BreviusNominus 4 points 1 year ago

When possum Peter woke up early wanting bugs to eat

He decided some fresh fruits could also be a treat.

Remembering the month was June, he made sure to grab his flag

Not wanting anyone to think his motivation lag

"Oh Peter please, don't use that one!" His neighbor implored

"But it's true of me" of this conversation, Peter was bored.

It wasn't one or other: he didn't have to decide.

Peter carried his bi flag, on his errand, with pride.

[–] BreviusNominus 2 points 1 year ago

Thanks! Lol yeah it does appear she's claimed it

[–] BreviusNominus 2 points 1 year ago

Thanks! Good luck with your pair, it's slow going but at the end they're both done so no second sock syndrome!

[–] BreviusNominus 2 points 1 year ago

Happy to share, it's worked for me for two pairs (plus this one) so far! I'm impressed that you can do that. I once tried to do TAAT sleeves off both ends of a skein and it was....kind of a tangled disaster. I ended up needing to get a second one and switch one sleeve to it. I guess working from a cake would probably help, but still seems fiddly for me.

 
 
 
 

Yarn is worsted weight, pink Vanna's choice and gray Lions Brand Pound of love. Got the pattern from a book I bought at Michaels

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