by David | Oct 2, 2014 | eating, urbanism
One of the small upsides to a torrential rain at lunchtime is that there’s nearly zero line at the food trucks. Finding myself at Dewey square in the company of old favorites Bon Me and Mei Mei, I opted for the as yet untried (by me) Stoked Wood Fired Pizza...
by David | Oct 1, 2014 | economics, transportation, urbanism
Usually on the first (business) day of any given month, there’s a terrible line at the charlie card machine. I guess many people don’t know you can buy next month’s T pass about halfway through the current month. But I’m not here to shame...
by David | Sep 18, 2014 | design, urbanism
Sukkot comes early To Central Square City Hall? Erev PARK(ing) day!
by David | Sep 9, 2014 | urbanism
It’s been well over a year since the MBTA decommissioned a pair of bus stops near limeduck world HQ, and the space is still vacant. They finally removed the bus stop sign, but there’s still a no parking sign. No car parking, bike parking, no EV charging,...
by David | Aug 27, 2014 | eating, urbanism
At Flour Bakery in Fort Point, a worthy savory scone: super buttery with just a bit of heat from some well-placed chile pepper bits, subtly cheesy, beautifully layered and flaky.
by David | Aug 26, 2014 | photo, urbanism
It’s the final week of the Jim Hodges show at the ICA. Highly recommended.
