New Year's Resolutions
On the one hand, I'm not much for New Year's resolutions. I mean, if you're going to do something, why wait for New Year's day to resolve to do it? On the other hand, the turn of the year allows us to look back and look ahead, assessing where we've been and where we want to go.
This year, I resolve to do more bike commuting in the winter, in inclement weather (which in Southern California means rain---usually lots of it---from January through March).
For many of us, a fresh start in the new year means a renewed determination to live healthier lives. Improve fitness and health by walking or biking or other exercise.
Others desire the satisfaction and clean conscience that comes from making lifestyle choices that are better for our planet's health, or that improve the well-being of the entire community.
Both of those goals--personal health & community well-being--are met in the context of our walkable neighborhood, as folks resolve to drive less and to instead walk or bike more often for their daily needs.
The DPNA aims to improve our community's well-being by making those options safer and easier. Join us!

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