Last one: The "Doug Flag," unofficial symbol of Cascadia my home biome, as it were.
And this is Indiana, where I did time in the 1970s. Fun fact: I lived in a little town called Mooresville, which is famous for being the hometown of Paul Hadley, who designed the flag, and John Dillinger, FBI Most Wanted.
Doing flags today? Here's the flag of Osnabrück city in Germany, from where my family originates, although it didn't have that flag back then and wasn't actually Germany, either.
Gus has decided that he needs to spend less time consuming mainstream media and more time chasing a slobber-coated pickleball around the room.
Small dish of dipping sauce in this Laotian restaurant that would probably set off a Geiger counter. The red color is almost all those little 🌶️
Foreground: me overthinking and stressing about something that has statistically null probability Background: bills; medical care; employment; relationship
There is a store in Thao Dien, a short ride away, that sells and maintains fountain pens. I dropped my two LAMY pens off for a good clean and a drool over all the other pens there. Now I’m in the little hidden cafe behind the place.
THAT'S LITERALLY THE OPPOSITE OF CEASEFIRE, YOU FUCKING MUPPET CRETIN.
Gus’ attitude towards unwelcome surveillance is readily apparent here.
Citizens of Bluesky, may I present... Gus. (My neighbor's dog. I wish he was mine. Good boi.)
Came to see the parade of traditional Vietnamese clothing downtown. More in alt text
Quick Survey: Are these Tet decorations that I bought when I was left unsupervised in the store for five minutes: A: awesome; or B) FUCKING awesome?