Yes! Yes! Yes!

Nice to know that Spion's Antifa Temptress is still around. We're approaching the one year anniversary of me first discovering it. I just wish I saw more of their stickers still up.

Spion in March

The Spion sticker in South Station was still up last Wednesday. Some good news for once.

Prelude to Failure

Taken just outside South Station last night on the way to Stone Soup.

All Right!

Since June of last year, Spion's Antifa Temptress have survived in a time and place where most of their stickers get torn down.This has become my favorite due to its longevity alone.

Spion's Antifa Temptress Going Into 2023?

In a world where Spion's stickers constantly get torn off, I'm glad their Antifa Mistress one has lasted for so long. Hope to see it again in January.

Antifa Temptress Going Strong

Checking in from last month. Love that this sticker is still around.

Spion Still Gong Strong

So glad this Spion Antifa Temptress sticker from July was still around earlier in March. Hope it's still there when I go back in November.

Spion Hitting Their Stride

Saw this on Instagram. Glad I was able to find this at South Station.

Edit:  Yeah, I originally found this back in June.

This Week's Friendly Reminder

Found on July 4 in South Station. Stay vigilant, friends. Keep fighting.

Spion Girl

Found in South Station. I don't know if the picture is supposed to be Tank Girl or a original character ("Antifa Temptress" is a good name), but either way I like it!

Back at South Station

Headed to South Station to drop off some last minute holiday cards. Been so long since I came her I actually had to ask how to get upstairs from the Red Line. Another place I haven't been to for a long time.

Happy Fourth

Here's an image from before the pandemic.

This Week's Friendly Reminder

Still trying to post reminders that make us smile.

Found this while heading into the post office at South Station.

Would have been funner if "Apart was spelled "Apaht" instead.

This Week's Friendly Reminder

This week is a little call to other writers and artists. Found this a couple of weeks ago while coming back form Stone Soup, appropriately enough.

Keep on creating (or cre8ing).

How Do You Get to Stone Soup?

In anticipation of his recent Stone Soup Feature, David Miller posted these very useful directions for any potential attendees. They are too good not to use again and will likely be posted to Stone Soup's main page later.

So where is this, really? People ask this about the new Stone Soup space. It's the Assemblage Gallery, 70a Sleeper Street, Boston. In the Fort Point area, perhaps more precisely the Seaport District. Right exactly opposite the Barking Crab restaurant.

OK, but how do you get there?

Here are directions from the MBTA Red Line. (I hope to follow this up with non-T directions, but the T is what I use to get there.) If you know the Red Line at all - if you've used it once in your life - you're practically there already. Here goes:

1) Red Line to South Station.

2) At South Station - don't leave the subway! Transfer to the Silver Line: SL1, SL2, or SL3. (Not  SL4, which is not inside the station.)

3) Ride -one stop- on the Silver Line, to Courthouse Station.

4) At Courthouse Station: take the exit marked to Seaport Boulevard.
The gallery is barely two blocks - on the same side of the street as your exit - in the same direction as the exit. So come up to the street level and just keep walking in the same direction.

5) The building is on the corner of Sleeper Street and Seaport Boulevard. The gallery is on the other side of the building, facing The Barking Crab.

Simple, right?

Red Line to Silver Line, one stop to Courthouse, barely two blocks to Sleeper. Again, if you know where South Station is, you're in.

This Week's Friendly Reminder

Because Trump in the news right now has a way of making us forget what he did five minutes ago.