Current delays on the MBTA:

Go!! Right now!! She is glorious!!

If you asked a stranger to take your engagement photos today at the public garden I am your photographer!! The email address you gave me is incorrect and I have no way to reach you and send you the photos I took. If anyone knows this couple please reach out.

I've been feeling this for years but for some reason tonight is the night I'm fed up. The commuter rails in Boston should be at least somewhat informed by what's happening at The Garden. It's the biggest venue in the city and the fact that the trains run nowhere near the end of the events at the garden ( or Fenway for that matter) is inexcusable. If I want to take the train to see a Celtics game from any town on the Framingham/Worcester line I need to get out of work at least an hour early. Then, to get home from a game(Celtics or Bruins) before 1am on a weeknight, I need to leave a quarter or a period before the end of the game. This new schedule since COVID is basically useless. There is barely anyone on the early or late train. When there used to be an 11:06 train it was packed after every game at The Garden. It seems now like they have twice the trains for half the ridership. Is it just me? Is it just this line?

I took the Green Line from Gillman to Haymarket, strolled the North End, then crossed over to the Public Garden and ended at Charles/MGH.

Pretty cool.

Officials at the MBTA have approved plans to purchase 10 diesel-electric locomotives and 10 battery-electric locomotives, capping off a contentious procurement process in which transit advocates questioned the agency’s long-term electrification goals.

The MBTA Board of Directors voted Thursday to authorize General Manager Phil Eng to secure the trains and other equipment as part of its contract with Siemens, at a price tag of about $310.4 million.

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Green Line: Due to signal modernization work there will be no service between North Station & Babcock St (B), Kenmore (C+D), & Heath St (E) Oct 31 - Nov 1.

Use buses for service to Copley/Back Bay. Use Orange Line between Back Bay & North Station.

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I made my life here!! Im super thankful of what this city has given to me. It’s still probably the best city to live in if you don’t desire to have kids.

But it just seems like an area for young kids, people who live with their parents, dinks, and very rich foreigners who work in tech.

I have been extremely creative in order to save money and find affordable housing/living but it is EXHAUSTING!!! I met the girl and in order to progress our life I feel like we have to move and I’m crushed. We often feel like we cannot find a solid group of friends that have ambitions to get married, live healthy lifestyles, and really want to progress as a couple. I think it must be the nature of how hard it is to live that life given the circumstances of living here, there probably are tons of people like that here but they probably left too.

Anyone else going through this?

Checked in for my flight later. It’s been a great week. I am very much enamoured by your lovely city. See you next time!

I was walking through Boston last week, and I had my camera out. These two were just married, and I kind of like the chaos of this whole scene. I hope they're doing well!

As my first autumn in New England, I did the whole; “I should drive to New Hampshire to see the leaves!”

And yet all I had to do was walk my neighborhood cemetery for the better experience.

On October 30 & 31, journey into deep space to confront a ship returned from a hell beyond imagining with "Event Horizon" as part of our Sci-Fi Supersized movie run.

Get tickets here: https://www.mos.org/visit/omni/event-horizon

Join me and my fellow revs fans as we take the train down to Gillette to see your New England Revolution take on some shitty geographically challenged team.

We meet up in the car closest to the engine, top floor, and we try to get the tables, as that is more leg room and we can plug stuff in. I will be taking the 4:05 train from south station.

Hi all, my insurance makes things very difficult but I won't ask you to solve that for me.

That said, I have had more than a couple experiences now where therapist and psychiatrist have either just not seemed to understand LGBTQ+ issues ("its MA, discrimination doesn't exist!) Or have outright said offensive things to me during appointments.

This has really clouded their ability to help me because they are either way to dismissive or just plain create a hostile environment.

Any recommendations? Or recommendations for how to search? My search issues relate to many checking this box on something like Psychology Today for the good feelings without meaning it at all.

Specifically ADHD/maybe depression depending on how resolving the first issue goes.

Thanks!

Hi all! I'm a busy college student in the area, but wanting to make some self-care time to enjoy the season this weekend. I don't drink or party, and was wondering if there were some safe, laid-back activities or events on Halloween that it wouldn't be weird for a college student to be at. Movies, candy, sightseeing, festivals, food, etc. I was thinking about checking out the decor on Beacon Hill, but wasn't sure how crowded or odd it would be for me to go. I've never done anything quintessentially "Halloween" in the city, so nothing is off the table - no matter how touristy or cliche.

Thank you so much!!

This morning around 7am. I was the passenger not driving 🚙 when I took photo. Have a good day

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So bright……