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reading through Village Board Agendas on a Saturday night, "Downtown zoning updates to align districts, design guidelines, and parking requirements with Transit Oriented Development"
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also, glad we've embraced a little bit of density. hope they develop the rest of the land along Irving Park Road as well as this since it is so underutilized
new apartment buildings going up across from our Metra station in an effort to encourage more "downtown" development in our suburb.
the Metra stop down the street from us was the most crowded i've ever seen it with people dressed in green & playing bagpipes on their way to the river dying & still happy to say i've never been - & it makes me sad that this is the one day a year that our little station gets its highest ridership
late february lunch walks
contemplated qobuz but ended up on apple which may be more of a lateral move but was just happy to be done with spotify & the family plan price point was better for higher quality audio sooo *shrug* still contemplating a qobuz move
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okay, judge me however you want me to, but the new Moby album is absolutely gorgeous. @robinpr.bsky.social @totalvibration.bsky.social @idislikestephen.bsky.social @annkpowers.bsky.social
NEW: MAYOR FREY: “They are already trying to spin this as an act of self defense. I’ve seen the video myself and I want to tell everybody directly; that is bullshit.”
the river walk is nice & quiet in the winter months
A reminder: Gregory Bovino may be gone and a bunch of his men aren't here anymore but Border Patrol is still in Chicagoland, randomly stopping folks at Home Depots and chasing people through the snow.
anyone else listen to "king of carrot flowers, pt 1" and hear "king of cauliflower" not "king of carrot flower"?
I'm struck by how many Chicagoans have seemingly felt compelled to write and share reflections on "this is what it feels like in Chicago right now". We know we're going through something awful together and we want the world to understand it.
Threading several of these pieces below.
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Chicago has the highest number of lead water service lines in the nation. WBEZ, Grist and Inside Climate News analyzed city data that allows Chicago’s residents to see where the problem is most acute — and how it intersects with poverty and race. trib.al/n4TkzEu
cannot say that our cats didn't try that with our kid
slowly progressing toward naps in the trailer/not crying the entire ride because the helmet falls down over our eyes—while we adults build back our legs with the help of peloton on non-ride days
Going through the process at the moment & dreading it all
lingering green (that i cannot see) from earlier this week
My favorite post office
bits & pieces of google
a nice day for a stroll
winter will forever be my favorite time of the year to get outside & see Chicago
Tuned into the bears game for the last minute just so I can commiserate with coworkers on monday
Madison St & LaSalle St, looking South
buildings to eventually to feature affordable apartment units, i believe
First snow day, putting out client fires and trying to figure out why I feel like shit