We were living in Vienna when Russia invaded Ukraine, and you, my US friends and neighbors, sent thousands of dollars to fund direct aid for displaced people. That's who we can and should be in the world.

I tagged along on a 4th grade conservation and agriculture field trip today, and it's just plain stupid how much we're going to lose by dismantling public science.

It's deeply satisfying to see those 8 pages of regulations red-lined out of existence...

#PiesOfBluesky

Awesome! We did this at our preschool several years ago and even added a little bike rack. Unfortunately the stunt was not repeated.

The EV transition at Wild Sage. 6 years ago we leveraged our reserves to fund community solar and shared charging, and the family keeps growing. (h/t my neighbor) #cohousinglife

Boulder might allow duplexes within 1 block of transit corridors, but 2 blocks might break things. 🫠

Self-portrait of an election worker 11/7/24. Answering phones for the last month has felt like doing therapy for voters, and the stories I've heard - from so many fundamentally decent people - are a comfort as we move into a time of radical reliance on each other. Stay close and stay human, friends.

Greetings from Costco.

Boulderites lining up in the rain for #ArborDay tree saplings from the PLAY Boulder Foundation. I got a Suckerpunch Chokecherry, whose name and habit both speak to me.

Four things that made me happy in #Boulder today: Parking lot displacement, affordable apartment construction, city-sponsored wheelchair mobility demo, and biking through it all in the sun!

Elon killed my live-tweets so I had to *join* the Boulder Planning Board.

Morning walk at Sawhill Ponds. Fascinating post-industrial wetlands, shame about the airport noise.

I am loving this program from the Austrian railways. When traveling with up to 4 kids your adult ticket is half price, and the kids' tickets are *free*

Here's a snake ingesting a legless lizard, in case anyone needs a metaphor today.