Bicycle! Bicycle! Bicycle! in Forest Hills

Have seen this graffiti down by the hospitals, but I haven't seen much of it on the other end until this weekend. 

Your Weekly Dose of God

It almost feels like a joke for Easter to already be here. Here's a card I found at the Forest Hills station that serves as an invitation to Easter mass today at the City on a Hill Church's Jamaica Plain location. As the card says, "He Lives."

Unexpected Moment of Zen

Impromptu window art found while waiting for the bus.

This Week's Friendly Reminder

Coming home from work before the holiday break, I saw a person with this jacket at Forest HIlls train station with a jacket that read "Choose to Be Kind" on the back. I think that makes for a perfect first reminder for 2026.

 

Found This Inspiring

Taken at the Forest Hills bus station. 

City Haiku Without Photo

Escalators 
human centipedes minus

heads in asses.

Your Weekly Dose of God

Usually, I never see sign holders at Forest Hills. Wednesday was an exception.

City Haiku

Down escalators

aren't in most subway stations.

This is sacrifice.

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The Jehovah's Witnesses are often at Forest Hills. The train stations, like all train stations, is a huge spot for churches to work their conversion racket. This picture is from my trip out to the city yesterday. 

City Haiku

 

Forest Hills last stop.

Man sleeping across three seats

stays for the ride back.

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Had this "Is This Your Last Day?" pamphlet handed to me in Forest Hills. This hits differently a week later after Jeff Taylor's death. 

Yep, JP Too

In my post about Brookline police's tendency to spraypaint over graffiti and flyers, I forgot that Jasmaica Plain--at least in the Forest Hills section, has been doing this too lately. Disappointing.

A Clearer Day

A shot I was happy with of the Forest Hill station last Friday. Hoping tonight I'll be able to look up and see something besides rain. Like the moon, or the station, or the front of my face.

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Someone handed this to me at Forest Hills. Speaking as someone who has a girlfriend with student loans, screw you!

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Saw this pamphlet while waiting for any bus other than the 16 at Forest Hills.

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Found in Forest Hills. Translated from Spanish: "Hellfire! Tortured lost souls forever! Twenty thousand degrees and without a drop of water!"

Nice

Nice that the mini library is back up again after getting broken up last week.

 

 

 

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 Even in Forest Hills, the debate continues.

Disappointing

 

 

So upset to see this mini-library trashed yesterday. I hope it's due to the crazy weather somehow and not vandals.

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Of course this popped up at the Forest Hills T stop after the elections.