Just as things were starting to get back on track, along came the riots, and three more dead. It was an awful time in the wrong state of mind. Leadership appeared to be absent as the homeless became ever more present.
Tag: homelessness
showtime
seeing and sharing I’ve seen a lot on the streets over the last five years of rolling around. People signing, playing instruments, sporting costumes, yelling, whispering, fighting, loving, having sex, hurting, overdosing, and even dying. […]
Pushing Through
Early this past week, the weather was great for skating. No matter what time of the day, not too hot, not too cold. But despite the sun and blue skies, not everyone was enjoying the […]
Raw Zoom Overkill
It was just another typical downtown day in Indianapolis spiked with threats and short on sanity while trying out my new Samsung Note 20 Ultra. My long awaited trade-in had finally arrived with all of […]
Riot Night II Aftermath Afterthoughts
The rioting started early following the 2nd afternoon of protests. Once again, I opted out and stayed at home. As much as I like night skating, I always end up taking a fall in the […]
Covid-19 Indy Week IX: Flyby Fundamentals
Sometimes I don’t recognize people when I’m riding by on my skateboard. Sometimes people don’t recognize me. When I’m not on the board, people I regularly see on the streets seem to recognize me even […]
Covid-19 Indy Week VIII: Sean Reed Protest Aftermath
I’ve botched three videos so far during the Covid-19 crises. The first one was Breann Leath’s funeral procession heading through downtown. Schedule conflict. The second one was an Easter video. I was too sore. It […]
COVID-19 INDIANAPOLIS WEEK V APRIL 16, 2020
Week five seemed to have about the same foot traffic as before. There were joggers and bikers and plenty of people sleeping on the streets, but the buildings looked lonely and cold. Especially the restaurants. […]
Covid19 Indianapolis Week II March 24, 2020
Week II of the shutdowns and the start of a shelter in place order led us to limiting time in the office to only one person at a time and limiting that time to as […]