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This is from our record breaking hot day.
Just dumping some photos from the last month or so. Unedited raw stuff.
Squash blossoms stuffed with tofu. The blossoms were delicate and subtly crispy, a tasty mix of textures. Mmm.
Dinner with my pal Ann at Persimmon Kimchi House.
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A small handmade “Free Stuff Inside” cabinet sits beside a picket fence in a residential Minneapolis neighborhood, offering passersby clothing, household items, and other essentials at no cost. These volunteer-maintained boxes—modeled loosely after Little Free Pantries and similar mutual-aid projects—became common across the city in recent years as neighbors looked for practical ways to support one another. This particular cabinet shows signs of winter use, with a thin layer of snow on the ground and along the fence, emphasizing the year-round effort by residents to keep shared resources accessible.
The rise of these informal exchange boxes reflects a broader culture of grassroots support systems that grew during the pandemic and the 2020 unrest. Neighbors created hyper-local networks for food, winter gear, and daily necessities, often improvising with whatever materials they had. Even a small cabinet like this served as a reliable touchpoint for people needing gloves, toiletries, or household supplies, helping strengthen the sense of community resilience in the city’s residential blocks.
Many of the buses going to and from Kalamata had large stuffed animals aboard. One had a huge, realistic roaring tiger.