So there is this post from June 15 @ 2:31 for the photo.

Then there is this from August 25 @12:23

Chicago buildings can be pretty at night.

When non-car drivers say cars make cities loud, Bike the Drive on this stretch of Lake Shore Drive really helps point it out.

Normally it is hard to hear others announcing passes on the trail due to the cars on this highway.

Time to be weird for pride.

Apparently, the 41st and 43rd street pedestrian bridges are locked at 2:30 pm today. If this is to stop the motorcycles, can we just post CPD in unmarked cars like they're already doing at all the SS beaches, instead of preventing mobility limited and cyclist from crossing the interstate (LSD).

Did fancy things via bike today, including stopping at a hardware store, and groceries shopping via the Tern HDD. Did a ride to Buckingham fountain and then to Ulta on the single speed (not pictured). What a beautiful day it was in Chicago.

I feel lucky for both of my flights this weekend, I had no issues with TSA and was even correctly gendered by those running the scanner. I know this is not what happens for all transgender people as they go through security.

Hustle culture makes me feel proud and awkward when I'm complemented on my bag. I'm proud to be able to say I made it, but always feel a little awkward when they ask about my store. There is no store, I make things for myself and friends.

You can have non-monetary hobbies.

When the first false spring arrives in Chicago, it is time for a Lakefront bike ride.

I should fix my chipped nails while painting these Star War: Shatterpoint buildings.

Downtown Chicago is pretty.