Cannot stress enough how much I support transit options that make it easier to do a grocery shop + food court lunch at the Mitsuwa in Edgewater. nyc.streetsblog.org/2026/04/15/c...

I hope more people focus on the import of this turnout last year. Not least bc standing up to bigotry can itself be a rallying cry.

Icon. Legend.

New fave ghost mural.

I just think that the Eurasian harvest mouse.

Kinda felt hot here.

Lots of learning and growing this week (discovered I have been making coffee in my moka pot wrong for the past 5 years).

Spectacular history dork Easter egg on the Pitt last night.

Tijuca was one of my favorite places I visited in Rio last year, truly one of the world's most incredible urban parks; love picturing it full of macaws again someday. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Called my Senators and Representative, urging them to cut their recess short, show up in DC, and prepare articles of impeachment against Trump for violating "18 US Code § 1091 prohibiting the crime of genocide," as so clearly explained by my @cipolicy.bsky.social colleague @dylanwilliams.bsky.social

I will never fully understand the interest in space exploration as a means of abandoning Earth, rather than as a reminder of the infinite preciousness of this planet and our responsibility to protect it.

Going to see the migrating American woodcocks in Bryant Park has been a thing for years but I feel like we've reached a new level of Timberdoodlemania this year???

Just thinking about how when Apollo 8 photographed "Earthrise" in 1968 it helped catalyze the modern environmental movement. We all share one home.

We NEED a night shift spin-off of The Pitt.

Finished this tonight. It was great. Pretty good timing for a documentary about confronting how to live in the face of an unjust political and economic order and rolling environmental crisis, actually! Free to watch on PBS: www.pbs.org/show/henry-d...

I’m coming to the cabin.

One of the first sunny, 70 degree spring days New York is such a great version of New York.

Really happy to finally be back to the gym post-surgery, but I'm not totally sure how to program upper days when I'm not supposed to stress anything below the elbow?

What is Emmanuel Grégoire, the new Paris mayor, planning for the city over his new term in office? —60,000 new social housing units —15 express bus routes —Completion of city's full bike network —Transformation of ring highway into a boulevard —1000 new pedestrian streets —300 new hectares of parks

Globally-important win for the principle that cities are for people, not cars.

Successfully unclogged a drain for the first time using baking soda and vinegar and feeling very

No spoilers but the end of that dinosaur show was pretty sad. :/

Slightly surreal being on day 3 walking around in a t-shirt and we still haven’t had a complete thaw yet.

Mandatory take a blanket and a book to the park after work weather.

I know everyone’s creative process is different but it turns out there is a best one.

It’s been difficult getting outside since I can’t easily get the brace through a coat sleeve, so CANNOT overstate how much I’m enjoying today’s warm walking weather.

Feel free to say hi on The Apps™️ btw. app.thestorygraph.com/profile/dayvyd www.goodreads.com/user/show/53...

So excited to finally have bookcases and a table, place suddenly feels 1000% more like home.

Happy moved from a cast to a splint to all who celebrate.

Post a pic you took, no context, to bring some zen to the feed.

Parks Dept. programming is something that makes life in NYC markedly better. Exciting to see this renewed focus on it, but ultimately it deserves more funding! www.nytimes.com/2026/03/03/n...

Guess who has a hopefully successfully reattached extensor tendon and could NOT be more excited for this well-timed little friends trip?

Was a bit bummed my local doughnut place didn’t have pączki for Pączki Day but this loganberry glaze was a *very* yummy stand-in.

Protect Astoria the turkey at all costs. www.nytimes.com/2026/02/15/n...

Crying! At The Theater.

oh wow yall. take 4 minutes listen with your eyes closed, this is what’s up youtube.com/playlist?lis...

This is nice, we should have the Hudson freeze every winter.

I don’t think I’ve ever experienced a bigger dopamine hit from the temperature barely hitting 45°. First nice day of spring energy even with snow on the ground.

Has anyone here gotten a language you’ve kind of let lapse back to fluency? How did you do it?

365, gothic girl

The *second* NY makes this legal I am purchasing a solar panel. Cover every last balcony in the city with them!!! www.nytimes.com/2026/02/11/c...

In a way, we are all Winter Olympics winners due to the mascot-related increase in stoat content.

Thank you to the truck driver who yelled “Superman! Clark Kent!” at me in the crosswalk minutes after learning I’m gonna need surgery to reattach this tendon. Very encouraging.

Can’t unbend my thumb after getting it hit at gay dodgeball, continuing my run of only winding up in the ER for slightly goofy reasons (see also: walking head-first into bar at gym, stabbing hand while attempting to open avocado).

Saw The Testament of Ann Lee this weekend and truly can’t recommend enough spending a day having your mental soundtrack alternate between Bad Bunny and 18th century Shaker hymns.

Benito is a threat b/c he makes art so alluring and enjoyable you want to understand everything about it and then you end up learning about sugar and slavery and colonialism and the Taínos and Hawaii and then you probably have some thoughts of your own, and that's why art is powerful and dangerous

Catching the last day of the Ruth Asawa retrospective at MoMA was 100% worth braving the -15° windchill.

The Iliad? You mean Fated Rivalry?

Plotting my walking route from the subway to plans tomorrow around minimizing time facing the prevailing winds, as one does.

*Grabs mic* “COME ON! FEEL THE ILLINOISE! (PART I: THE WORLD’S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION / PART II: CARL SANDBURG VISITS ME IN A DREAM)”