2016 really did a number on me, and I have a hard time feeling hopeful—but here we are!
Once upon a time I ran a news site, now I just have opinions on the news.
2016 really did a number on me, and I have a hard time feeling hopeful—but here we are!
Yes, we did spend our Monday evening watching a public meeting.
Who's ready to get after it this year??
Stay well, and do good.
Who's got a vaccine data dashboard that they love? I want to make another spreadsheet.
Will we get actual snow, that's my question.
Last night I had a dream about pleasantly riding the bus.
I'm thankful for everyone that took time out of their lives to work on Richmond 300!
I'm proud to have participated in the Richmond 300 process and excited to see it pass Council tonight.
If you can, you should be working from home.
I don't think brains know what to do with exponential growth.
I dip my Ukrop's potato wedges in mayonnaise, and I know this makes me a garbage person.
Love seeing these gap-tooth holes filled in! Now let's do the ones on Broad Street.
Folks should email City Council *today* and tell them to support Richmond 300.
I love reading talented writers writing through hard problems.
What's the point of coronametrics and thresholds if we just make pretty maps with them?
What if we meaningfully engaged the community?
We should have some sort of celebration every time the City creates new public green space.
This rain needs to go away so I can ride through the new bike lane!
I hope you find some time over the next couple of days to rest, eat great food, and stay hydrated.