I rode into work on Friday and left my bike at work. Last night (Monday), I rode home. The day had been warm and not very windy, but I left after 7pm, and by then, the wind had picked up. It was shifty, so sometimes it was a headwind and sometimes a tail wind.

The people on the path really irritated me. I started thinking I want winter to come back. I hope part of the problem is that people aren't used to using the path. But some of them may continue to walk on the wrong side for the rest of the warm months. On much of the Greenway, there are SEPARATE paths. One is for cycling and skating, and the other is for jogging and walking. A lot of walkers and joggers use the bike portion. I'm fine with that as long as they use it as a highway, i.e. keep right except to pass. Too many people were walking on the left side. There was one group that really irritated me. I stopped in front of them because I didn't want to pass them on their left or their right, as I had no idea if or when they would shift over to the other side. I said, "I have no idea what you're doing and gestured for them to switch sides." One guy said, "It doesn't matter." I said, "Most people walk on that side." He said, "It doesn't matter." I understand people don't like being told what to do, especially by strangers. But come on, how about we cooperate? Being predictable is best for everyone. But this thought doesn't occur to people. Argh!