Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Montrose @ Richmond, SW corner. Any pedestrian trying to get to CVS just has to walk in the car lane, I guess. submitted by /u/itsfairadvantage [link] [comments]
Read MoreThis city has about 10,000 miles of car-only or car-priority lanes. We're down to about 3 miles of street-level lanes that are (mildly) protected from cars. Whether those last the year remains to be seen. submitted by /u/itsfair…
Read MoreTacos al pastor. Legit troppo. 10/10 submitted by /u/itsfairadvantage [link] [comments]
Read MoreIf you are driving on Main Street anywhere between Wheeler and Buffalo Bayou, then you are within a block or two of your destination. If not, then you've messed up, and should move over to one of the numerous parallel high-speed runwayesque behemot…
Read MoreThat's pretty much it. I'd never really spent any time there, because that area has always felt too fancypants for me, but Itopped by just now before a meeting and it's got as much life on a Thursday night as Discovery Green on a Saturday -…
Read MoreNow that the Midtown Whole Foods is closed, I'm looking for a new grocery store. Bike racks near a window or in an otherwise highly visible place is a strong plus. I've been going to Phoenicia, but I'd like more of a "regular" gro…
Read MoreWould love to casually hit again. submitted by /u/itsfairadvantage [link] [comments]
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Read MoreHello! I am a high school English teacher and I have some students who speak “only” Pashto and Farsi (and one of them Punjabi as well, I believe). As you can probably imagine, communication is a struggle. Anybody know of any low-cost night schools around or reasonably effective learning apps (haven’t found anything yet in that vein) that could help me learn at least a little? Neither language is on Duolingo, unfortunately.
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