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Can we get your piece on platforms that a lot more people will read, Lloyd? You nail it - and the images, as well as your personal experience with a normal-sized Subaru, add so much to the tale. It is all culture and ridiculousness. Even those teeny tiny women climbing down out of gigantic trucks really don't want to be driving them, I'm sure.
Can we get your piece on platforms that a lot more people will read, Lloyd? You nail it - and the images, as well as your personal experience with a normal-sized Subaru, add so much to the tale. It is all culture and ridiculousness. Even those teeny tiny women climbing down out of gigantic trucks really don't want to be driving them, I'm sure.
It would be nice if Treehugger didn't lay us all off! I wish I had more exposure too, but I am trying!
Well, Lloyd, TreeHugger has become nothing but milquetoast since you and Sami were let go. I complained today—again—about how it's turned into a new HGTV or Better Homes & Gardens website with an outsized focus on the most inane topics, certainly nothing for news headlines on energy policy, renewables, or the like. It's mostly garden design fluff and stupid drivel unbecoming of the formerly great read that TreeHugger used to be.
But the tiny houses!
Doesn't make up for the 95% fluff articles that are left. I may have thrown a bunch of darts from points of view that most of the TH Commenters didn't like, but at least you brought "meaty" topics to bear.
And yes, haven't been here lately - Life went into double-overdrive back in June.
I hear you. Deciding where to prioritize posting and where your existing audiences may find or follow you is a whole new level of difficulty.
how would you know? they made the choice to buy it, who are you to determine that?
the insurance rates should be higher the smaller the vehicle, down to the highest costs being scooters, and bicyclers who also should have to buy insurance if you are on the public highway