A street art mural of a stylized green fish with a house above its head painted on the side of an electrical box in an urban environment.
Day 110 of my #365project. Art by Victor Melendez @hellomelendez.bsky.social in the South Lake Union neighborhood in Seattle, WA.
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TFW you look out the window and see the Earth disappear
🎥 Astronaut Reid Wiseman
📍 Artemis II from the far side of the Moon
A large, ornate brick building with a vertical Paramount sign and a marquee advertising "Les Misérables."
A brightly lit "BOX OFFICE" sign hangs above a marquee at a theater, with a crowd of people waiting in line below.
Ornate lobby of a theater with marble columns, gilded ceilings, and ornate chandeliers, with a crowd of people gathered near a staircase and bar.
A large audience seated in a grand, ornate theater with illuminated ceiling domes.
Day 109 of my #365project. Four more from my visit to The Paramount Theatre, built in 1928, in Seattle, WA to see Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Les Misérables last night. I am so happy this cast was the first live performance of the show for me. They were phenomenal.
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Program booklet for the musical Les Misérables being held up in front of a theatre lobby.
Day 108 of my #365project. Bucket List item got crossed off tonight. Les Misérables at The Paramount Theatre in Seattle, WA. Thanks to my resourceful niece who found cheap lottery tickets for us. The production was astounding. Well done to all involved.
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A color-coded map titled “Transportation project ideas in Graham Street Station Area Planning Phase 2 Survey.” The map shows a one-mile radius around the proposed Graham Street light rail station in Seattle’s South Seattle neighborhoods, including Brighton, Columbia City, and Othello. Five types of proposed transportation improvements are shown: a Multimodal Corridor along S Graham Street (orange); Neighborhood Greenways along S Dawson Street, S Morgan Street, and 42nd Avenue S (dark green); Pedestrian Improvements near the proposed station and along 32nd and 33rd Avenues S (yellow); Bicycle and Pedestrian Crossings along S Orcas Street (cyan); and a Transit and Pedestrian Crossing along Rainier Avenue S (purple). The map includes a north arrow and a scale bar showing 0.5 miles.
SDOT & OPCD are asking for community input on the Graham Station area—focused on improving walking, biking, transit access, & public space around the neighborhood.
If you live, work, or travel through the area, this is a chance to weigh in.
Complete the Survey: survey.alchemer.com/s3/8739003/3...
A long-haired cat with black and white fur is partially hidden inside a white cat tree cubby, with one white paw resting on a soft cushion.
Sorry folks. #CatnamedYoda will not be talking to humans today. I honestly don’t blame him.
#caturday
#catsofbsky
Close-up view of decorative stained glass panels featuring a colorful, stylized floral design and a rainbow-colored Pride Flag hanging in front of green painted walls, with a zebra-patterned upholstered seating area visible in the background through glass.
Day 107 of my #365project. No filter needed for the joyful carnival themed Unicorn bar in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, WA.
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A blue upholstered chair sits in front of a medical examination table and a rolling tray table in a room with wood floors.
Day 106 of my #365project. Another doctor’s appointment. Just a follow up with my new naturopath PCP. Very grateful I’ll be able to keep her when the insurance for my new job kicks in. A doctor that truly listens is a gift.
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Video footage of the Puget Sound #Waterspout that occurred this afternoon at ~3pm PDT (15 Apr 2026) about 3mi/5km W of #Magnolia #WA to the NW of downtown #Seattle WA!
H/T: 🎥 BadAssBitch /Reddit
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A close-up, low-angle view of two young maple trees in early spring. Delicate clusters of tiny yellow-green flowers and reddish buds are emerging on thin branches, interspersed with newly unfurling, pale green leaves. The trunks are slender and brown, with the foreground trunk showing a rough texture and a pruned branch stub. The background is a hazy, pale sky, with some darker evergreen foliage visible in the distance.
Day 105 of my #365project. Needed a walk today after dealing with my taxes. Stopped to admire this young Norway Maple in Bothell, WA.
#bloomscrolling
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A serial-numbers-filed-off version of the Succession theme playing in the background is a very nice touch.
Just sent my free Federal tax return with FreeTaxUSA. I've used them for several years with no issues. If your State has income tax you can file a return then for a fee but you don't have to. I just do Federal. Fuck TurboTax. Fuck Trump. Fuck all my taxes going to wars nobody wants. Hate it all.
Two weathered mailboxes stand at the edge of a paved road and sidewalk, one teal with significant rust streaks and an abstract painted scene of birdhouses and foliage on the top, the other a faded red newspaper holder beneath the teal mailbox.
Day 104 of my #365project. Mailboxes on my brother’s street in Bothell, WA. All the rain brings rust along with the green.
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A library card that looks like a black cassette tape labeled "SNO-ISLE LIBRARIES LIBRARY MIXTAPE" with colorful stripes across the top.
Day 103 of my #365project. Love my very Gen X coded new library card from the Sno-Isle Libraries. Reminds me of my high school mixtape days.
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A close-up overhead shot of a sage green bowl filled with a creamy orzo pasta dish mixed with white beans, diced tomatoes, spinach, and feta cheese. A silver spoon rests in the bowl, partially submerged in the pasta. The dish is presented on a dark, speckled granite countertop.
Day 102 of my #365project. Anyone remember when I did cooking videos on TikTok for a bit? Baked feta and tomato pasta was all the rage then. Whipped up some today with white beans, spinach, and orzo. Still a great recipe and only one pan.
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Watching Lost with my niece who has never seen it. Happy and nervous for her lol.
multi lane highway, traffic almost bumper to bumper.
Ralph Crane, Los Angeles, 1959
Oh perfect moment!
The moon is a day or two past full, huge, and it of focus with a little bird flying across its top left edge
Last week as the moon was setting, I photographed this red-winged blackbird flying across it. It felt extra special knowing the crew of Artemis II was up there at the time!! 🪶🌕
A fluffy black and white cat lies on a cream-colored, textured blanket next to a stuffed panda.
#CatnamedYoda and his favorite plushie panda probably gossiping about the crows outside.
#caturday #catsofbsky
Black and white photo of a city skyline with a prominent tower, viewed across a body of water on a cloudy day.
Day 101 of my #365project. The rain returned today. Here is a look back from a recent sunny boat ride through Lake Union in Seattle, WA. The iconic Space Needle can be seen in the middle. Water, mountains, evergreens and Space Needle views will never get old.
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Bunnies in a raft pull up next to a spaceship capsule, which has just splashed down and is floating in the open sea. Visible in the capsule, two bunnies wave at the ones in the boat.
Daily bunny no.3285 made it home safely
Artemis II Return NASA's Orion spacecraft carrying Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman, Pilot Victor Glover, and Mission Specialist Christina Koch from NASA, along with Mission Specialist Jeremy Hansen from the CSA (Canadian Space Agency), splashes down in the Pacific Ocean near San Diego, California, at 5:07 p.m. PDT, (8:07 p.m. EDT) on Friday, April 10, 2026. The Artemis II test flight launched on Wednesday, April 1, from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida to begin its 10-day journey around the Moon for scientific discovery, economic benefits, and to build on our foundation for the first crewed missions to Mars. NASA’s Landing and Recovery team and the U.S. military are coordinating efforts to extract the Artemis II crew from the Orion spacecraft. Credit: NASA/Josh Valcarcel
What a great photo just added on the NASA Johnson Flickr page www.flickr.com/photos/nasa2...
A helicopter hovering low over the “front porch” raft to pick up an astronaut. The propeller is making huge circular waves radiating out from the raft
An astronaut and a crew recovery person dangling over the ocean from the helicopter hoist
There are certainly good reasons for every step in the crew recovery process but at this point it feels like they’re just putting the astronauts through as many of the most dramatic methods of transportation they can think of in one day
Hello, I made you a feed of your cats watching the Artemis II splashdown bsky.app/profile/did:...
As the Integrity crew splashed down TO THE MINUTE of their estimated arrival and hit the BULLSEYE, this is a reminder that Katherine Johnson was an absolute genius. My God. #NASA #ArtemisII
Thank you! 😊
One of the Artemis astronauts stood up immediately after splashdown and started collecting his carryon bags even though he was seated in the back row of the capsule.
Tabby stands on hind legs with one paw outstretched toward a TV displaying a capsule above water.
NASA failed to predict the real splashdown risk.
WHO MADE THAT FUCKING SAT PHONE
