Flashback Friday to Brush Street Station. Razed in 1973 to make way for construction of the Renaissance Center.

The last station on this site, Franklin Street Station, was built in 1974 approximately two blocks to the east along St. Antoine Street between Franklin and Atwater

I liked that when Shawn Fain came to my studio, he pointed to the bottom of my tapestry (bottom-up is the correct order to read it) and said of the man holding the drill, “that was my job!”

🌺 April showers bring Boston flowers 🌺

Did you know Boston is one of just a few cities that grows its own plants used in public parks across the city? Boston’s green house in Franklin Park can hold thousands and thousands of plants

the one thing (other than the airport) i come to east boston for

triumph church botta move into the rencen

this feels like your grandparents moving into a brand new luxury condo

sometimes i miss freelancing, but being able to log onto that company portal and download ONE W-2 >>>

i know my mama was not expecting the tirade she opened up asking me if i was gon visit home for the draft 😭😭😭

huge believer in kids having a field trip every friday!

adding to my list of stuff i need to write

Sign of The Times— How Detroit’s Shoddy Placemaking Project is a Reflection of the Cheap Vision Its Leaders Have for the Future

i got to DC during rush hour this morning. < 2 minute headways, stations were being mopped and smelt amazing, trains flying out of platforms at speeds that would put an MBTA rider into a coma. randy clarke, sir you have outdone yourself!

honestly this space takes my breath away eeeeverytime. philly is so lucky

hollywood-style sign on the side of a fucking freeway sounds like an idea somebody would’ve come up as a spirit week gimmick at my high school 😭 idk why this is has been making me so mad tonight

disappointed that all those michiganders who headed down to ohio to see the eclipse didn’t organize to retake toledo