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5 days ago |
thedeletedscenes.substack.com | Addison Del Mastro
Is there a German word for an apparently disorganized space that only works for the one person who understands it? I saved this drawing in my phone, a long time ago, of a cabin with a squirrel family in it—I guess it was from a children’s book, or something—and the picture showed this comfy, cluttered cabin stuffed with stuff. The person who shared it was saying he’d take that over the clean minimalism that’s in vogue in home decorating. That idea of clutter as comforting, I kind of get it.
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6 days ago |
thedeletedscenes.substack.com | Addison Del Mastro
Cities Are Not Luxury Goods, City of Yes, Ryan Puzycki, April 24, 2025This is a great piece making a point that almost goes without saying among urbanists/YIMBYs/housing advocates, but which I suspect isn’t necessarily understood by the general public, at least those who don’t live in cities, which is probably most of us. Cities were never meant to be luxury goods—but policies rooted in scarcity thinking turned superstar cities like New York into them anyway.
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1 week ago |
thedeletedscenes.substack.com | Addison Del Mastro
At an urbanism/housing meetup the other week, I had an interesting chat with one of the D.C. YIMBY officers. We were talking about this question that sometimes comes up in debates over housing: can you “solve the housing crisis”—i.e., build enough new supply that prices come back down to normal-ish levels—without developing any new land? I don’t really think there is or has to be a strict answer here. Almost nobody suggests no new land should ever be developed.
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1 week ago |
thedeletedscenes.substack.com | Addison Del Mastro
On a work happy hour Zoom from back in the pandemic time, my wife had to find the oldest thing in our house, for a little game.
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1 week ago |
thedeletedscenes.substack.com | Addison Del Mastro
Now here’s a curiosity, in Hartsville, South Carolina:You can tell this is pretty old, just because, does anyone know who Yogi Bear is anymore? And if they do, is he cool enough to get kids to beg to go eat at his fried chicken place? I dunno. Didn’t he say “It’s too crowded in that fried chicken joint, nobody goes there”? Anyway. Here’s a screenshot from the Facebook post that made me aware of this restaurant.
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