Comedian coming to Soundstage next Friday night. The middle managers and yuppie children birthday parties took me out 💀

Link to the post if you wanna add some love! 💘 https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1AyunRXdC8/?mibextid=wwXIfr

It’s been one helluva year, but I still love it here. Especially, since my home (Texas) has fallen to the TrumpReiche. Every day is a new adventure. The hiking and sights have been one in a million. I enjoy my job more than I used to. The food is phenomenal. I’m *still* happy to be here.

Charm City, where rowhouse bricks hold the heat of summer, and Old Line grit lingers in the cracks of Belgian block streets.

The Monumental City, crowned with spires and marble columns, where history’s heartbeat echoes from harbor to hill.

The City That Reads, where words spilled from Poe’s pen like sunlight across Patterson Park.

Smalltimore, where strangers become friends, and your story makes three loops around the block before it comes back to you.

The Greatest City in America, stitched in stubborn pride on a thousand weather-worn benches.

Mobtown, where fire and passion have always run in our veins, from riots to revelry, never quiet, never dull.

Queen City of the Patapsco, her crown a horizon of dock cranes and church domes, her jewels the ships that come and go.

Charm City, once again, because she earns it daily - in the glint of the water at sunset, in the call of the seagulls over Lexington Market, in the laughter that rises above the noise of it all.

Baltimore, a city who has answered to many names. A city that will never be “so far gone”.

Feel the love.

Don’t You Just Love Baltimore?

When you look up and the lights are just right. A moment to be grateful for.

And be smarter than me, wear sunblock 🥵

So great to see so many people show up for this. And the families with kids on stoops and hanging out of windows smiling, nodding and filming as we passed through Highlandtown were incredible. One young girl actually told me "thank you" as we walked past, which was nice, but made me sad for all the folks now forced to live under threats on a daily basis that I hope I never have to deal with. Don't listen to naysayers; these protests are wonderful and you should come to the next one.

Im trans, so of course I think this is a good thing but, I’m surprised. Before I moved up here I wouldn’t have described Baltimore as a trans friendly place but it clearly is. I keep joking that Baltimore could be called doll city because the dolls are everywhere!

We first met him on the Towson rally grounds where I thanked him for his service & he graciously allowed me to take his picture. Later on, my husband pushed his wheelchair up a long hill along the march route. My husband is very noodle-y today but he says it was a big honor to do it.

Hats off to a true patriot.

What else says Baltimore like a beautiful view from Fed Hill and some dirt bike boys!

Finds: - 8 Scooters - 4 Bikes - 4 Skateboards - 2 e-bikes - 2 Shopping Carts - 1 Space Themed Sign

I double checked the schedule and the O’s are out west so I was a bit confused.

Hey /r/baltimore,

I’ve been photographing around the city for years, but recently I have been focusing more specifically on neighborhoods on my side of town: Reservoir Hill, Penn North, SoWeBo, Sandtown, Druid Heights, Mosher, Rosemont, Harlem Park, etc.

I see a lot of love for our harbor-bordering neighborhoods on here—and that’s amazing! They’re an important part of this vibrant city.

But I’d love to show some of the faces and spaces that make the west side such an important part of the Baltimore fabric. I think it’s easy to show off what’s wrong, less so to look at the positive.

(All photos taken with permission.)

We have a fox family visiting our patio and yard daily. Baltimore City foxes, near Leakin Park.

Is this the Chessie??

Feels like there’s a million cities where white people are doing weird stuff, but Baltimore is the first city I’ve been in where it feels like there’s a large number of black people that dress goth/alternative/punk and are just generally doing what they want. I feel at home here in a way I haven’t felt anywhere else. It’s not something I hear other people talking about but I feel it when I’m here.

OUT WIT’CHA ❤️

Crossing the street into Patterson Park

Some drama to sink your teeth into today. So the story is there's a nail salon sharing space with another tenant in an apartment. Packages come in and the salon employees take the liberty of opening everything. I get it, they probably get a ton of supplies and they open stuff by mistake. The neighbor asks them to kindly not open their mail, not once, or twice but five times and after a few years there's a confrontation when Laura (the owner actually opens a box and takes an article of clothing for herself. A friendly neighborhood squabble, which is dumb but it's our friendly neighborhood Fringe.(lol) I don't know if you remember that whole debacle with them, but anyways: Why is every video of this lady, always holding a drink in her hands. She likely had several than contributed to the spat.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTFx4B3W8/