Kristian @veanova@oslo.town

"Min mamma gikk ut av politikken da jeg og min bror var små. Jeg har ofte spurt hvorfor, og hun har alltid sagt at «det var mange som kunne ta verv og ansvar, men bare jeg kunne være din mor».

Det utsagnet har jeg først forstått nå. Men det er et demokratisk problem."

https://www.tronderdebatt.no/smabarnsliv-og-toppolitikk-krasj-og-krysspress/o/5-122-50853

Er merking av annonser og kommersielle samarbeid nå helt droppet, eller bryter VG loven med denne annonsen til Fri flyt?

Du veit du har problemer når bygget ditt står i full "i Bergen Vest".

For the record, many would say that we live in one of those places. I have friends who can't understand how we don't need a car. Yes, some people live in places where it is simply impossible to get the logistics of family life to add up without at least one car, let's be honest: most don't. For those of us who don't, going car free is truly life changing, and not just because we save (a lot) of money. Just do it!

We went to my sister's place yesterday, about 15 km through fairly hilly terrain. My mother, who has parkinsons, usually takes the train, but this time she joined our oldest son and me on our longtail.

It was easy, fast and comfortable, but most importantly a fantastic and fun family moment.

It is incredible that so many still substitute these magical everyday moments with dull car trips, and so sad that many live in places where they don't have a choice.

😪

Du blir syk når du spiser dem. #ikkeklikk

Enkelte klarer ikke i sin villeste fantasi å forestille seg hvordan man kan få med seg en liten vase uten å få kjøre til butikken. Kona sykler på hagesenteret og kjøper 120 liter jord. Og et tre.

Tybring-Gjedde 0 - 1 Ingrid

Eng: my wife bought 120 litres of soil and a tree today, maxing out the capacity (125 kg load) on our Tern for the first time. :)

Car culture robs us of beauty and human connection so often and in so many ways most of us can't even see it anymore. It is a tragedy.

Case in point: the elderly at Ammerudlunden senior centre went outside today to enjoy the local kindergardens walk their annual 17th of may parade (held on the 16th). This was the view from the parade. Imagine what the kids saw.

This has to change. We absolutely need a "war on cars".