If anyone can still see this, AO3 is being a butt and breaking all my links to pictures on Discord, so I'm going to try hosting them here. Let's see what happens!


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I found this entry sitting on my computer this morning. I guess in all the excitement yesterday I walked away and forgot to delete it or post it. Whoops.Unless you interact with the Tenderloin you probably missed this, but there are a lot of corner stores being closed down and boarded up. Not in a "nobody is paying attention to this lot, please ( Read more... )

I was going to post this two days ago, but we've been so swamped at work that I completely forgot about it. Anywho, this has been sitting in my drafts folder for two days, and it might help people understand what the hell is up with the Tenderloin and the SFSPCA these days, so here's what's happened ( Read more... )

A while ago I promised to start sharing more cool things about the Tenderloin. (I've been lazy about keeping all of my social networks updated on my various life events, so for those following along at home: about a year ago CVE started looking like it was going to die an undignified death so I jumped ship and started working as a social worker in ( Read more... )

When two book-lovers live together and pool their collections, they tend to have a lot of books between the two of them, even after they eliminate the doubles. Moreover, being book-lovers, their collections will grow. Books will spawn in dark corners, multiply on shelves, be magnetically attracted to people's bags when they walk through libraries ( Read more... )

( Protesting before it's light should be banned )

( Moments to remember about Occupy SF/Oakland/Cal )

So, a lot of people seem to view me as the source of all things Occupy. I guess that's my fault for letting my Facebook statuses (statii?) and Twitter get occupied. And a lot of people are also asking me, "So all the camps are gone, and it seems like Occupy is winding down. What's going on, if anything ( Read more... )

In the Occupy movement, the 99% are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: those who occupy, and the pro bono attorneys who defend them when they are arrested for nonviolent protest. These are their stories. CLONG CLONGI had Monday the 28th off from work, so I used it to go the arraignment of an Occupy Oakland protester. I’d seen ( Read more... )

I have two tickets to a BDSM play party in San Francisco, and I don't know what to do with them. Any ideas? (I promise this is not the lead-in for a very belated Rabbit Hole Day entry ( Read more... )