Amanda
@onidagirl
Cat lady waffling between persistence and “We’re fucked, aren’t we?”
💙 😍 I recently bought a new eyeglass case. Of all the animal options available, how could I *not* choose this? It makes me smile every time I see it!
Bless his heart … (And these are only the equally mild instances. There are far worse examples coming from right to left … or, really, right to whatever group they’re hating at any given moment.)
As Sarah Hagi said, “Grant me the confidence of a mediocre white man." 😒 > Employment Agency Pushes Discrimination Cases That Match Trump’s Agenda www.nytimes.com/2026/04/27/u...
But, wait … I thought a company *is* a person? So convenient to be able to pick and choose when a company is or isn’t a person … whichever one benefits the company in the moment. Florida Officials Say ChatGPT May Have Advised Gunman in School Shooting www.nytimes.com/2026/04/21/u...
I can’t be the only one creeped out by this server. It’s like he’s trying to bore a hole into me to steal my soul.
Y’all … I haven’t been on my phone much (aside from taking lots of pix of the @tblightningnhl.bsky.social boys), but had to take a moment to share my fave pic of *my* fave boy with *our* fave coach: Cooooooop! 😄🤘#GoBolts ⚡️🏒💙
Do you think Trump GAF about that? 💁🏻♀️ *Gestures broadly* at Trump’s treatment of our NATO allies … the ones who came to our aid post-9/11 in the *only* instance NATO article 5 has been invoked.
Now, paste the copied text in the “Descriptive alt text field” and you’re done. (Though you may want to read through and clean up any potential problems first.)
Click on the new bracketed line icon and it will automatically offer to copy the text.
If the screenshot is largely text, like your example was, there is an extra step. Simply tapping the “+ ALT” icon in the upper left corner will just give you an empty “Descriptive alt text” field.
I probably write alt text that is too wordy, so I’m not claiming to be a model alt captioner. That said, I can at least show you how to access it. See below: 1. Tap the “+ ALT” in the upper left corner. 2. Many times, that alone will automatically add an image description. 3. Tap “Save.”