Chrissie Bonnes

@chrissietvor

Homesick native Philadelphian. Go Birds. Proud of my adopted and adoptive Minneapolis home. Ice Out.

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Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jul 15

Thanks for the hospitality!!

A TV in front of a storefront with the sign “D &J Glove Repair” and a hand holding a can of Arby Lime beer.

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jul 14

He was a scrawny santa!

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jul 11

I’m all set up at Target Field, christening the D&J Glove Repair beer keeper. Thanks!!!

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jul 9

Doing the lord’s work today.

John Bonnes at Target Field holding a sign with a large letter K

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jun 6

Nuit Blanche!

a spectacular light show projected on Paris’ City Hall.

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· May 13

Us too!

a dog at a ballpark eating whipped cream out of a small bowl shaped like a baseball helmet

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· May 10

Happy belated birthday to these two. Coincidence?

A picture of Kermit the Frog and the text “May 5, 1955.”

A man and a woman in front of the Philadelphia skyline.

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· May 3

Now I’m thinking about (toasting, really) @matthewhleach.bsky.social while I’m in Philly.

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· May 2

and of @danawessel.bsky.social

a red tote bag with a drawing of a bear and the words “Paddington. Please look after this bear. Thank you.”

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· May 2

Thinking of @djgloverepair.bsky.social at a vintage sale in Philly.

a crate of old baseball gloves with a sign that says “$3 each, 2 for $5.”

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· May 1

Very romantic anniversary dinner. If this wasn’t ok with me, we wouldn’t have made it 32 years.

two tv screens: one showing baseball and one showing hockey

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Apr 5

I enjoy this fun fact. The end of it, specifically. Also, anyone else here?

a picture of a baseball player on a scoreboard with the text “He and Jays catcher Alejandro Kirk have been friends since they were three years old. Must have been enemies before then.”

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Mar 3

When I heard my sandwich came with a pickle, I didn’t imagine a single slice. But I’m not mad about the lunch view.

a styrofoam container open to show a wrapped hoagie and a plastic fork spearing a single pickle slice

waverunners parked along a beach, some beach umbrellas, sand, water

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Feb 23

a t shirt that says Phila-Fucking-Delphia

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Feb 17

Living her best life

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Feb 7

Mass starts at 4:30. Google maps says it’s a 15 minute drive. Anyone want to take bets what time we’re leaving my parent’s place?

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Feb 5

Have lunch here and say “thank you” to the Geek afterwards.

brick building with a red door and a sign over it that says “Slyman’s Restaurant featuring Cleveland’s Biggest Corned Beef Sandwich”

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jan 30

The cover of a cookbook titled “How to cook with beer, courtesy of Gluek Brewing Company”

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jan 26

….remembering (in my nerdy way) Sam’s words to Frodo:

“Frodo: I can’t do this, Sam.

Sam: I know. It’s all wrong. By rights we shouldn’t even be here. But we are. It’s like in the great stories, Mr. Frodo. The ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger, they were. And sometimes you didn’t want to know the end. Because how could the end be happy? How could the world go back to the way it was when so much bad had happened? But in the end, it’s only a passing thing, this shadow. Even darkness must pass. A new day will come. And when the sun shines it will shine out the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you. That meant something, even if you were too small to understand why. But I think, Mr. Frodo, I do understand. I know now. Folk in those stories had lots of chances of turning back, only they didn’t. They kept going. Because they were holding on to something.

Frodo: What are we holding onto, Sam?

Sam: That there’s some good in this world, Mr. Frodo… and it’s worth fighting for.”

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jan 24

My sign was neither matching nor well written.

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jan 20

I honestly thought this one was an analogy for our country.

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jan 17

Free brats!!

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jan 10

Pretty snow globe night downtown! If you could ignore what was happening on the street.

police yellow tape, line of police in the distance on a strangely lit up downtown street

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Jan 4

which people, now?

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Dec 28

Gingerbread Wonderland at Norway House is completely worth the $10 admission (though on Thursday it’s free with a sauna!) You should go!

Gingerbread OZ, complete with a witche’s feet.

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Dec 26

Vikings game neighbor (in a Very Minnesotan Accent): “Oh Geeze.” Me: “In a lot of cities, you’d have said something much worse.” Him: “Can you imagine what they’d say in Philly?” Me: “Are you…trolling me?” Him: “No! What? Why??” Me: “You didn’t notice my earrings?”

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Dec 20

Same!

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Dec 20

When you travel with the Geek;

Text conversation:
“We picked up French hitchhikers who knew where MN is because of the Timberwolves, Anthony Edwards, and Rudy Gobert.”

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Nov 30

Me: “I hope the roads aren’t too terrible.” John and the Lyft driver, in unison: “They’re horrible!”

Chrissie Bonnes@chrissietvor· Nov 26

My dog mostly staying on her mat and not underfoot during the first round of Thanksgiving prep.