Tracy Sefl

Sitting in the Wrigley Field bleachers when the Cubs hit a home run is absolutely exhilarating. Highly recommend.

Iconic Wrigley Field marquee announcing a Cubs victory.

I’m joyfully rearranging my weekday schedule to accommodate PLAYOFF BASEBALL!

Can you solve this crossword puzzle created by an MLB player?

Today in my favorite things combined: an MLB player constructing a crossword. !!!

www.nytimes.com/athletic/665...

It's somehow simultaneously 2025, 2002, and 1951.

What is this black box, why did it suddenly appear, and how do I make it go away?

A Labor Day rally is planned to protest President Donald Trump and his threats to deploy the National Guard to Chicago. blockclubchi.co/4n0bZvp

Starting to rebuild half your home after a massive plumbing accident is like … being awake during surgery, without anesthesia, while instructing the surgical team what goes where and how, speaking only in their language that you aren’t fluent in, and being left with wounds long to heal.

I’m fine.

And he brought a TRACKPAD for the mouse!

Next level.

Young corporate persons! If this was you below caught on a laptop in the bleachers call 773-525-0557 NOW! Operators are standing by!

For a low three figure fee we can mentor you in just 3 easy sessions on the best places and best practices for “Working Remote” at Wrigley! We can help! #NiseiCares

Shoutout to the guy in the bleachers at Wrigley this afternoon, working not just on his laptop, but with a computer mouse too. Remote work, respect.

There is so much attention being lavished on the Cubs pitcher’s blister — women who get blisters from shoes should be given equal time.

Alaskans are ready 🇺🇦

What do you call the rage you experience when you are the sole person dealing with a vendor/contractor, but said person then emails your husband, and only him?
Related, home disasters suck on so many levels. On the other side of this, I’m going to be a different person.

Column: Ryne Sandberg left a legacy at Wrigley Field — and the Chicago Cubs and their fans were better for it Ryne Sandberg changed the Chicago Cubs franchise, which transformed a neighborhood, which helped turn Wrigley Field into a mecca for baseball fans for decades to come.

Paul Sullivan writes: Ryne Sandberg was more than just a ballplayer.
He was a man who changed a team, which transformed a neighborhood, which helped turn a bandbox ballpark called Wrigley Field into a mecca for baseball fans for decades to come.

Brava @anamariecox.bsky.social

With Seiya reminding everyone he’s an all-star too!

What to know about Chicago's anti-Trump 'Good Trouble' protest Chicago is the flagship city for the 'Good Trouble Lives On' demonstrations honoring the late civil rights leader John Lewis.

Thousands of demonstrators are set to protest the Trump administration’s actions and honor civil rights leader John Lewis in Chicago and across the country Thursday.

Trump's WSJ Epstein Fury The Wall Street Journal is said to be working on a story highlighting Donald Trump’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, prompting protest from the White House.

The Wall Street Journal is said to be working on a story highlighting Donald Trump’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, prompting protest from the White House.

Details in Status: www.status.news/p/wall-stree...

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it's remarkably bleak that Trump has been accused of sexual misconduct by dozens of women, including an allegation that was adjudicated and in which he was found liable for sexual assault, and yet the American public needs still MORE evidence of his depraved character and unfitness.

Kristi Noem posting on Instagram during disaster recovery

My dog loves to luxuriate in hotels. I have trained her well.

Here's an idea: what if the United States had a legislative branch and/or an independent judiciary?

"We're not a bunch of little bitches," says member of a notorious bunch of little bitches.

If he isn’t your very favorite uncle you’re not a real Cubs fan.

“These bitch asses want to kill Medicaid” would win the midterm elections

Two photographs of a disabled man with Brown skin and short gray and brown hair on the floor out of his wheelchair. He is being arrested by three armed Capitol Police. In the second picture they have him turned over with cuffs behind his back. The man is wearing a yellow ADAPT t-shirt and khaki pants.

Two photographs of a disabled man with Brown skin and short gray and brown hair on the floor out of his wheelchair. He is being arrested by three armed Capitol Police. In the second picture they have him turned over with cuffs behind his back. The man is wearing a yellow ADAPT t-shirt and khaki pants.

Disabled people are being arrested in DC today as they're protesting Medicaid cuts.

Source of this photo, ADAPT www.facebook.com/theRealNatio...

Former DOGE engineer says federal waste and fraud were 'relatively nonexistent' NPR's Juana Summers talks with Sahil Lavingia, who worked for the Department of Government Efficiency as a software engineer assigned to the Department of Veterans Affairs, about his experience.

“I personally was pretty surprised, actually, at how efficient the government was,” Sahil Lavingia told NPR's Juana Summers.

One of the aides seated behind Grassley keeps mouthing every word his boss says and it’s…Fascinating? Distracting? Hilarious?

We want to be able to say stuff that other people, for institutional reasons, can’t say, or they’re too afraid to say. You may be the only CEO in America making that promise. We’re in a unique position, certainly. And other places have to learn from this — being afraid all the time and just constantly making transactional moves. How long can you survive like this? What is even the point of being alive if you’re just gonna continue managing rot? And it seems like that’s what 98 percent of people are doing in these media companies right now. I don’t know, take a chance. Nobody likes what’s happening. Especially if you’re a journalism company or a media company, you’re [meant to be] actually reflecting what people want or what people believe. So get some guts and do something interesting. It’s not that hard.

I had a REALLY lovely time talking to @milesklee.bsky.social at Rolling Stone about why The Onion is thriving.

It's because we're one of the only legacy outlets unafraid to accurately reflect the mood of this country.

That mood? Everyone fucking hates this.

www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...