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Edward Faulkner

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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 15/05/2026
No love for Meta but where else but FB marketplace could I get a deal on a disco elephant.
Nearly life-size sculpture of an elephant covered in tiny mirrors like a disco ball.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 23/03/2026
It's the "Always Has Been" meme over and over again.
Blank meme template of the always-has-been.jpg meme with two astronauts.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 01/11/2025
Halloween when your city is walkable.🎃
Many people in costumes trick or treating down a residential street with closely spaced three-story, two-family homes.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 25/09/2025
Such language model, big smart.
Screenshot of text "We're sticking with the indoor plan, see you tonight" with GMail's AI suggesting that "plan" should really be "plant".
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 27/08/2025
Off to the first day of high school on the same bike he rode as a passenger at age 1. #bike
Side by side photos, the left has a tiny child on a top-tube seat on a blue bike with his dad sitting on the bike seat, the right has a young adult posing with the same bike.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 25/06/2025
Wildlife in #somerville.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 11/06/2025
The familiar scene from The Simpsons where Bart is writing a sentence repeatedly on the chalkboard. The sentence read "Writing the code is not the hard part."
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 06/04/2025
April showers did not deter our intrepid crew of scouts who biked 54 miles over two days this weekend, Somerville to Sudbury and back.
Line of teens and adults on bikes along a dirt trail through woods.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 01/03/2025
My 14-year-old was complaining about lag so today he learned the ancient art of wiring Ethernet through the attic, with great success.
Hands installing final faceplate screw of a new Ethernet port in the wall.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 17/02/2025
Overnight trek on Mt Garfield with two hiking buddies, one of whom is an extremely hard core pup. Snowshoes all the way.
Selfie from near Mt Garfield summit with snow encrusted trees around and far views in the distance. Hiking dog with snowy beard in foreground, hiker with snowshoes and full back behind, surrounded by deep snow covered small pine trees. View of Garfield Ridge Shelter lit by the flame of our white gas stove starting up. Rustic wood cabin with an open front.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 12/02/2025
She speaks my love language.
Handwritten note that says “I bought more coffee”.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 02/02/2025
Camping down to -17F (-27C) in New Hampshire with our Somerville scout troop this weekend. Everybody had fun.
Five boys and girls around a camp stove in snowy field with snow covered tents in background, with more snow falling.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 28/01/2025
Food pantry deliveries for four households:
Front-loader cargo bike with boxes of groceries protruding from the box.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 27/01/2025
Also their density experiment turns out to be way more stable than I would have guessed. Still looks the same after 26 hours.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 27/01/2025
Our Cub Scout den was doing their science badge, so it was a great excuse to bust out some fun toys like the oscilloscope.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 13/01/2025
mass.streetsblog.org/2025/01/10/s...
The “guy with t shirt labeled Sickos” laughing meme from the Onion.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 21/12/2024
Obligatory annual #treebybike photo. With actual snow this year!
Family on bikes with Christmas tree on cargo bike in foreground.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 16/12/2024
Leading candidate for "Most Massachusetts Story" of the year.
Quotation from Boston Globe article: "Residents said they value that Eng travels on the subway daily, typically taking the Blue and Orange Lines from his home in East Boston to his office downtown. He experiences the frustrations of riders firsthand. He might even be idling on a disabled train right along with you.

Elizabeth Payne, 28, a medical researcher who lives in East Boston, said she used to sprint to catch a Blue Line train pulling in — knowing it would be a long wait for the next — once tripping and falling on her face so hard she needed a Dunkin’ iced coffee to ease the swelling.

But on Aug. 26, average wait times were only four minutes during rush hour.

“Phil Eng is my personal hero,” Payne texted a friend.
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 06/12/2024
That’s nothin’, I put mine in a Honda Fit:
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Edward Faulkner @eaf4.com · 29/11/2024
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