Also recommending! Her story is wild and inspiring. We learned about her in my printmaking class, but the sculptures really drew my attention when I was there.

Nice! That bridge is a bucket list item for me.

Exclamation point? That means it's a musical!

The worst is when there arent racks, but also signs that say "DO NOT LOCK BIKES TO FENCE". OK fine, then give me another option.

For real, I tried to take a vibe photo of my walk, but the bright white lights kinda killed the cozy mood.

I gave up arguing with them, but yes. If you have difficulties even getting to the nearest bus stop, those little Pace buses will come right to your door. My neighbor uses it all the time. More efficient transit for everyone, and better accommodations for those who need it.

I feel vindicated because I've said the same thing on reddit one time, and immediately got down voted for not "thinking about disabled people". Accessibility is incredibly important in transit, but the stop I was complaining about was literally 300 feet from another stop.

I've heard of Hostile Architecture, but this is ridiculous!

Just had to trudge my way to the train, it's rough out there.

Can confirm. I worked for a furniture company doing deliveries for 4 months. Pay was decent, but it took its toll. I actually injured my ankle, and I still feel it sometimes almost 3 years later.

I went to buy the coffee I usually get. A fair trade bag from Aldi that was 5 dollars before. It was 7 a couple months ago. Yesterday it was 8.50! It hurts.

Someone should check on the Giant Spider that's taken over Liberty Grove.

This feels as sacrilegious as people who drink pumpkin spice in August.