Tyler

Yes.

Happy spooky Friday 🎃

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Technical difficulties made the game switch networks. Video is a bit rough. That aspect ratio tho.

Hello Friday 👋🏻

Who’s ready for this storm train pointed at the PNW? I am 🥳

I plan on getting a 17 soon, but the base model.

Phone is paid off a year early. Feels good. But, that was the last time I use a payment plan for these things. Next one will definitely be saved up for and bought outright.

I saw the same play last fall here in Washington. Enjoy!

TGIF

I have so many words muted for this exact reason. It’s made it a much more tolerable place.

Entering my plant era.

Adorable plushie.

Me at 20ish

Awesome job!!

Over the Garden Wall.

Cadillac signing Bottas and Perez for 2026!? Everyone likes this!

Apple Music is superior 🤷🏻

Definitely a neat cable-stayed bridge! Thanks for the location specifics.

Van stuff… new bait bus?

That’s a nice bridge.

No

Looks great!

Net 0!

Diet and exercise

👋🏻 me.

Looks amazing! How heavy is it?

A newly manufactured Amtrak Cascades locomotive waits to leave the factory in California. The frame around the windshield is gold. The nose is evergreen to represent the PNW trees and most of the locomotive is cream, the white color representing the cream in your coffee. The updated Amtrak Cascades logo is large inside the cream portion. Blue sky and thin white clouds create the backdrop.

A new Amtrak Cascades Business Train Car waits to leave the manufacturing facility for testing. Cascade mountains are featured on both ends of the car. BUSINESS is printed on the top middle portion of the evergreen background. The mocha color frames the plentiful windows and there's a stripe of cream color below the windows. The Business Car sports a gold door which matches the mountains in the Amtrak Cascades logo. The door is open and the steps are down, waiting for you to hop onboard!

Interior photo of a new Amtrak Cascades Business Car showing two seats on one side of the car. The leather seats appear comfy with tall, puffy headrests. Some seats are facing and have tables between them. You can see the edge of a table on the single seating opposite side of the car. The windows are large to view the spectacular Northwest scenery. The floors are carpeted. The end wall has wood paneling with a white Amtrak Cascades logo.

New spacious Amtrak Cascades Cafe Car features windows on both sides. A large service counter sits in the middle. Evergreen and cream colors with gold accents match the Amtrak Cascades logo, a reflection of the Pacific Northwest. White and green shadow lighting create lovely hues on the ceiling.

Drumroll, please... The first new Amtrak Cascades train is leaving the Siemens manufacturing facility in Sacramento today and heading to Pueblo, CO for testing! Following a year-long testing journey, they’ll arrive home to the PNW in 2026—stay tuned for more photos! #trains #PNW

Happy Thursday from someone still in Wednesday.