Helping my nephew on a research project on forrest-based lore and other hiking stories rooted in appalacian folklore. Is there anything like this in relation to Mark Twain Natl Park? Hes a 3rd year english student at university and its half a passion project but we thought we’d ask here too
What’s one marketing hill you’ll die on that consistently gets pushback from execs but keeps proving correct? I can’t help but feel my optimzation is treated suboptimally by agencies
The irony man. I don’t like to post on threads but these bikers are no joke. Saw a guy with a kid on the back of his bike speed so closely past a young lady that he knocked her off her bike. She was down for like a minute. Messed up her arms and hands seemed a little woozy when she finally was up. A few friendly neighbors aided her, said she was heading to work at her Kindergarden (not anymore!) Dad seemed unphased. She cursed him out a little and said why would you do that with a kid on your bike (Truth) & he said something to the effect of don’t curse around my kid. Not even sorry. How bananas!! he moved on so fast. It was impressive that she remained controlled dealing with such a jerk. What if she had been a teacher @ his kids school? Biking in Brooklyn is reliable but people need to get their ish together. No reason to be passing people early in the morning with such speed..with a child?. Is this a biker thing or a Brooklyn thing I can’t tell? That dad is lucky his kid didn’t get hurt. People, be very careful of your proximity to others especially with your families so you don’t end up injuring them or others. I really hate seeing people bike with kids in the back. Its frustrating.
She later made a joke that it all happened before she could have a cup of coffee but at least her dad taught her how to fall. Good sport Lol. Thats going to hurt tomorrow