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bonnie commented on the blog post 3600 Horsepower: That's One Powerful Bird 21 hours ago
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Where I Live:
Albuquerque
About Me:
I love the outdoors! I ride my bike everywhere and spend most of my energy getting other women to ride bikes too. My dog inspires me. I work with amazing kids. I love my job. I also love chocolate and beer.
Favorite Thing(s) About Albuquerque:
Where it ends. The people. Green chile.
Relationship Status:
In a Relationship
My Website:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mtbbonnie/
What I'm Reading:
Anna Karenina
What I'm Listening To:
KEXP, My Zune, and the porcupines at the bosque.

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At 1:51pm on August 26th, 2008, ayax said…
Hi bonnie,
I was at The Bicyclist this morning and Dennis told me his wife had died...
At 9:46am on August 24th, 2008, Joe S Sausage said…
Hey Bonnie, thanks for the beer, it was very tasty.
At 4:16pm on August 11th, 2008, Joe said…
You and bret are welcome, it was a pleasure meeting sage, she is a great dog and w/ your attention, you will have many great years w/ her, take care.
At 8:45pm on August 7th, 2008, Joe said…
Cool, meet me @ my shop @8:30A, ok?
At 7:28pm on August 5th, 2008, Joe said…
the best times for me are early in the morning, like 8am. the best time would be to start this sunday, meet @ my shop @8A and we can drive to the park on guadalupe trail and i can give you and sage a little Q & A/seminar that will be great for you and her and me too, see ya'.
At 7:38pm on August 4th, 2008, Joe said…
Hey bonnie, if you want we can meet @ my shop and then go to a park near my shop, it's in a great area, griegos and guadalupe trail, anyhow, it sounds like you know what you want, so if you like we can meet, and i'll try to answer your questions via demonstration, i'll bring one or both of my dogs to help out, later.
At 10:09am on July 23rd, 2008, Kaatje said…
Hi Bonnie, thanks for the very interesting article on the Navajo Casino. I love this quote from one of the builders: "I won't let any skinwalkers, witchcraft, Godless people try to stop what we are doing," Yazzie said. And boy the Navajo Nation really deserves to make more money, maybe they can finally dig those 22 feet deep water wells for the 50% of households (out of roughly 30,000 on the Res) without water, which we calculated because most Navajo reside above a huge aquifer, the San Juan Basin. - Kaatje
At 4:15pm on June 2nd, 2008, Robyn Vines Smith said…
Thanks so much for the advice! I appreciate it. My coworker, John Fleck, offered to teach me some things, so I'm going to try that before going to the bike shop, but Divas night sounds interesting!
At 9:55pm on April 27th, 2008, Kaatje said…
Hi again!

UNM is such a disaster for wheelchairs. There is one graduate student who has been waiting for 3 or 4 years for the Committee to approve a 300 dollar door adjustment so he can get in and out of his lab at the BMSB Building. They have a completely incompetent North Campus "Disability Coordinator" who knows nothing and does nothing for physically disabled students, only for learning disabilities.

There is a Parking and Planning Coordinator who send me threatening emails when I insisted of finding me a storage space for my electric disability scooter on North Campus. She also designed the new handicap parking spots near the new Domenici Center with the ramp to the building facing the other way so you have to practically go around the building. The nearest Handicap Parking to the BMSB Building is 620 feet away with badly maintained concrete (which is where I have fallen so often). There is no access or a parking pass for disabled students who do clinical rotations at UNMH where also, most handicap spots are taken by non-handicapped people.

Because of all the building around Surge, there are NO parking spots and as I mentioned before, the on-ramp has been turned into another money making rental private spot (1400/year). I even asked the coordinator if I could rent a parking spot and she said no. I spend 1.5 years getting to school at an ungodly hour and always tired because if not all handicap spots were taken, most by people who do NOT need it.

f you know of anyone if power who can do something more, please let me know.

Gracias, Kaatje
At 9:43pm on April 27th, 2008, Kaatje said…
Another lengthy comment from me Bonnie! I'm a UNM student in a manual Ti-Lite and have fallen out of my chair 3 times due to maintenance problems on the North Campus, and I am not surprised about this turn of events.

The new Domenici Center has such steep inclines that it is often hard to take in a manual, the "accessible" bath rooms do not have an electric door (but feature $100,000 dollars of artwork, this is called Value Engineering) and the only ramp in front of the Surge building to get from the main road on the curb has been turned into a N-74 parking spot for rent..

Also, all the "wheelchair only" Handicap Parking spots are always taken by young students who are using their dead grandma's placard, and security or parking will not enforce the law. Eh..Murderball (the awesome documentary), anyone?
 
 

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