by David | Jan 7, 2014 | photo, transportation
I guess it’s really a black line, but seriously, what kind of badass slap tags the eye of Sauron?
by David | Jan 6, 2014 | culture, photo
If you haven’t been lately, it’s about time you visited Gallery Kayafas. It’s about time that you visited because the current shows on view are closing in a bit more than a week. Also, both of the major shows are about time, even more so than the way...
by David | Nov 4, 2013 | eating, economics, urbanism
This evening, I was making my semi-usual Monday after work loop heading to the Boston City Hall Farmers Market to pick up raw material for dinner. As I approached the market I thought, “wow, it’s nice that they have those lights so people can still shop...
by David | Oct 7, 2013 | reading & writing, urbanism
This morning the estimable editors at UniversalHub described a truck as “freshly storrowed,” meaning that it had been driven under a famously (but not famously enough I guess) too-low overpass on Storrow Drive and either gotten stuck or had the top ripped...
by David | Sep 30, 2013 | eating
Occasionally, you can smell the ocean from outside my office near the North End. Maybe it’s just a nearby fountain or open hydrant or the aquarium, but it serves to remind me that Boston has a seafaring heritage. That said, if you’re not careful buying...
