A life without left turns (an article)

[Runaway Cyclist]

I want to share with you an article I found in Kent Peterson's blog (http://kentsbike.blogspot.com/2007/05/life-without-left-turns.html) -- a very nice bike blog I subscribe to, by the way. It has nothing to do with bicycles but it has something to do with being car-lite and car-free.

From time to time I read interesting articles in Bike Forums and especially here in Living Car Free. Now it's my turn to share one. I love this kind of tales. I hope you enjoy it too.

A life without left turns (http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/columnist/2006-06-15-gartner_x.htm), by Michael Gartner.

[same time]

Love it - the phrase "three rights is the same as a left" is going to come in handy in a conversation soon, I just know it.

[Gojohnnygo.]

Nice read thank you for posting that. It reminds me of my Grandmother.

[Eco-warrior]

That was great, thanks. My grandpa used to say that as well.

[The Human Car]

My family has this saying:
Two wrongs don’t make a right but three lefts do.

I love the bit when he loses count on the number of right turns.

[Buglady]

Oh, what a wonderful article. Thanks for posting that.

I got quite a giggle out of losing count, too. I would do that, and I'm only 33 - God help me when I'm 99! :)

[scottyk]

Give up driving, walk (or bike) through life. LOL

[bragi]

I loved this article. It reminded me of my grandmother, too. I wonder what it was about Americans born near the turn of the last century that made so many of them, apparently, so decent , so loving, and yet so quirky?

[Lecterman]

Great article :)