ELLIOTTrobinson
@exit265c
Loved Despite of Great Faults. Owner of one of the largest beards in (Richmond) journalism. If you're expecting this to be an account largely featuring news, you'll be sorely mistaken. I sing bass. 🩷💜💙
If you're sad and soaked at the Death Cab concert, you sometimes get a free upgrade to covered seating
As I have said before, when @theshabomb.com offers to take your photo, you let Shaban take your photo.
When the workers peeled back the flooring, they discovered that the pipe still was leaking, and wood that clearly should have been replaced was not. They told her she was lucky that no one fell through. She's not suing because she got a functional kitchen, aesthetics be damned.
Just when you thought it was safe, millennials are now killing the SUV
Publix Super Market at Huguenot Village: Still the Thickest & Creamiest
EVERYBODY DANCE ON THE FUNK. EVERYBODY DANCE ON THE FUNK. EVERYBODY SHAKE YOUR BOOTY DOWN. EVERYBODY SHAKE YOUR BOOTY DOWN.
I'll forever love that my dad brought this gold shirt with him when he was stationed in Germany in the '70s. And that my mom's favorite photo of herself is in the background.
Public Media Days is coming up May 1 & 2. Giving to @vpm.org on those days comes with the ability to snag a shirt like this! www.vpm.org/2023-04-04/w...
It's the first day of early voting. I got the possum sticker, so today's a good day.
This album of some of the bangers of the early 1980s takes me back to my parents cranking the radio up while I tagged along for a grocery run.
I don't take as many photos on trips as I used to. If you go to the Mint Museum Uptown in Charlotte, there is a gloriously sparkly Nina Simone piece by Russell Young that a camera phone cannot do justice.
Coworker earlier: You look like you're about to slide over a hood and solve some crime.
I got these for $10 (plus shipping) from a record store in San Francisco. Museum Pieces had been sitting there unopened since it came out in 1978. It's getting its first play tonight.
I saw this album today, and there was no hesitation, especially at six bucks.
Twenty-eight years ago today, Sgt. Rudolph T. Robinson died at the VA hospital in Richmond. Dad had served in the 260th Quartermaster Battalion. A few days later, I learned that I had another sister. But that's a story for another time.
A memorial service for Vicky Hester, owner of Babe's of Carytown and namesake of the Vicky Hester Food Pantry at the Metropolitan Community Church of Richmond, will be held at @mccrichmond.bsky.social on Oct. 20.
I'm more of a Pleasants Hardware person, but after her adventure, I had to go see the Queen of Richmond.
It's not the biggest conference table, but my Rilo Kiley blanket is nearly the size of a conference table.