Tony Corsentino
@notalegalrecord
Protect libraries. Children are people. Fight patriarchy. Abolish plenary adoption. Make streets safe for everyone. Trans rights are human rights.
A pouch of these was in a bag of TMBG swag I got years ago through a fan club membership and I NEVER OPENED IT until today God I love them
John Forester is described as a “cycling activist,” but his views privileged an extremely narrow class of dedicated enthusiasts and relegated all other potential riders to the waste category of “childlike and incompetent.”
my spouse used some of last week’s potatoes and oregano to make a gorgeous gluten-free focaccia
farm-bike-table this week: Swiss Chard - Zucchini - Cucumbers - Green Garlic - Potatoes - Carrots - Cabbage - Fennel
i dusted off and tuned up my old friend the SSSS (Stainless Steel Single Speed) for a ride into the woods on my lunch break
this is how my 18yo and i are planning to observe this nation's semiquincentennial brattlefilm.org/movies/natio...
this doesn’t seem to me to solve any practical problem, and I don’t know if it’s even real, and yet I really hope it is
where I was this morning while my library is closed for renovations
why have i known all my life that Van Gogh painted sunflowers and night skies, but i didn’t know until last week that he painted crabs
farm-to-bike-to-table this week (L-R): Oregano - Escarole - Zucchini - Bok Choy - Peas - Swiss Chard - Lettuce - Scapes - Cilantro
my library has four study rooms and two meeting rooms and dozens of jigsaw puzzles, and literally hundreds of console games for the Switch (and Switch 2) and PlayStation and Xbox, and beach tents and instant pots and thermal cameras and a metal detector and a 4K projector and lots of other Things.
me, avid juvenile aquarist: how about tens of thousands of plecostomuses
I got a set of tanwalls for the first time ever. These tires are so big for this frame that even Grant Petersen himself might narrow his eyes a little. But ohh lord what a plush ride.
🚲🥬🫛 Das Farmrad delivered this week (L-R): lettuce - snap peas - bok choy - arugula - scallions - kale - cilantro - mint - escarole
first arrival at the farm for the first pickup of the 2026 season. Here’s the produce hauler and its haul. L-R: bok choy - arugula - chicory - lovage - Swiss chard - lettuce - mint. And 6 duck eggs.
Forthcoming: “TORN FROM THE ROOT thinks critically about the child welfare system and the long-term impacts of transracial #adoption. Roorda helps readers understand her experience, posing necessary questions about the challenges of transracial adoption.” tupress.temple.edu/books/torn-f...