Anschel
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Have you found El Crucero De Los Andes yet? Sadly doesn't have a Wikipedia page, but check it out
(Not quote-posting because I don't need to Start A Thing) Honestly the older I get the less patience I have for this kind of dialect-bashing. At best it's puerile and pointless; at worst it is cover for all kinds of other prejudice. Different people talk differently, and that's a good thing!
I mostly liked this article but describing something as "a plurality" when it's not clear what the other options are.
Saying goodbye to Cori, who is being slightly more sensible than me and getting off at 110th St-Malcolm X Plaza where we actually live. See you later Cori!
Made it to Manhattan! Just have to get to...the other end of Manhattan to be back where I started
Train #5! Under normal circumstances I would have taken the 6 from Parkchester and then gotten the express from 125th St to Bowling Green. But the IRT Lexington Avenue Line is extremely fucked this weekend, so instead we stayed on the Q44 a bit longer and caught a 2 from W Farms Sq-E Tremont Ave
More Bronx! My favorite part of this kind of Adventure is that each area of the city looks very much the way I expect it to
Ooh a landmark I recognize! Flushing Meeting House was built in the 1690s, and is one of the oldest physical of worship in continuous use in this part of the country! There are older congregations, but they've all moved or rebuilt; these Quakers have Just Stuck Around
As a consolation prize for being partially replaced by a bus, this G train is fully walkthrough!