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No one outside Seattle even seems to make them correctly. Never had a Sonoran, but the Seattle dog was the one keeping me upright at 2am in earlier times

heh, just remembered that the Seahawks won the Super Bowl, that rocks

My dog, a white Alaskan malamutes, pooping in fresh snow in front of a wide vista, Denali on the far right, Mt. Steven’s in the center, Mt. Foraker on the left. Talkeetna, AK

Hello from Talkeetna

Two things that, as much as I want to deny them, I am finding are very true in Alaska as a woman:

1. The odds are good, but the goods are odd.
2. Women go to Alaska to become the men they always wanted 🤡

A city at night from space

Good night, Bluesky!

Seattle from space:
📸NASA

A meme screenshot from the show Archer with the caption saying "First of all, Pam, Shut up."

The science behind why some auroras have such stunning wave patterns Auroras, shimmering bands of light that shoot through the night sky near the Earth’s poles, can follow patterns known as arcs

Researchers say they’ve identified the “battery” that powers at least one kind of aurora—aurora arcs

no eres mis casa bonita
no eres mis esposa bonita

Seahawks 💙💚💙💚

native village of barrow wishing their tribal member, brandon pili, good luck for his first super bowl appearance tomorrow!

we got an alaskan native in the big game, y’all! 🙌🏼💙💚

I created this rebel design, representing the Alaska state bird, the Big Dipper and the North Star, to stand in solidarity with the people of Minnesota and with everyone who is protesting and standing up for our constitutional rights. Profits go to ACLU and NARF.

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Cast n Chill on Steam Cast n Chill is a relaxing fishing game where you explore serene lakes, rivers, and oceans. Catch rare fish, upgrade your gear and reel in legendary catches - all with your loyal companion by your sid...

This game is my favorite screensaver for my ultrawide

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Thanks!! 😊

A mitten that I finished knitting, depicting colorwork of a hand flipping the bird. Pattern is Angry Mittens by Sandy Lamb on Ravelry. Used DK weight yarn and US size 3+5 needles

Just need to make the other one now

Greg Bovino sadly filling one steamer trunk after another with elaborate fashy overcoats, the teargas canisters he always has bouncing around on him like labubus, and dozens of "chest-belts." They will be shipped ahead of him as he prepares to return to his home, which is a men's size 10 boot.

They are trying to criminalize everything we do regardless of whether we have a constitutional right to do it, so you might as well hop in.

A bright green and white-pink ripple of aurora in the sky, with mountain and tree silhouettes

Never gets old

A picture of the aurora from the kenai peninsula, Aurora streaming the sky in greens, blues, and purples. Some clouds, and mist. It was overcast for a while prior

My contribution from 02:30 AKST

Learning colorwork this weekend omg

#knitting

A picture of myself wearing a raglan sweater I just finished knitting last night. Pattern is the Step by Step Sweater by Florence Miller, using Drops Nepal yarn in the Fog colorway (a light powder blue)

I finished my sweater last night :3 it’s blocking right now and should be good to go in a day or so

I have to learn a new bind off for this sweater sleeve I just finished, then redo the one on the body, then knit a whole other sleeve…

My brain just keeps hitting a wall and looking for dopamine from somewhere else and all I want is to finish this gd sweater

Making martyrs out of mothers is not what I thought would be weighing on me tonight. But here we are.

Please turn on a fan and send it to the peninsula 🙏

But not too high it’s been pretty windy

A knitting swatch of a light grayish blue alpaca & wool blend yarn still hanging from the circular needles with a wooden gauge ruler lying across the top. It matches the gauge for the pattern, so I am very excited to start!

Baby’s first gauge swatch! As soon as it dries I’m frogging and starting my first sweater (it’s still attached to the skein)

Looking down at my feet (with my Steiger mukluks) at an open section of ice, the cracks going at least 1’ deep, and the water a rich deep green blue below

An early picture looking down lake towards portage glacier, some sparse pink clouds dotting the sky, all the peaks and snow still in shadows as the sun is just barely starting to rise somewhere behind the mountains

A bit further down the lake, on the east side on a wide open patch of ice, the sun still below the mountains, my dog wearing her mushing booties investigating some cracks

Portage glacier from about a half mile away from where I’m standing in the middle of the far end of the lake. Dry snow covers the ice and makes snowdrifts everywhere. Sun still hasn’t risen yet, everything is early blue hour

Today I walked 5 miles on a frozen lake to see a glacier

About to play monopoly with people I’m related to wish me luck

Nighttime winter scene in Fairbanks, Alaska. A snow-covered road with deep tire tracks runs straight into the distance. Beyond the road, bright city lights create numerous tall, vertical light pillars rising into the dark sky. The pillars vary in brightness and height, forming pale white and bluish columns above the horizon beneath a low cloud layer.

Vertical light pillars above a snowy landscape in Fairbanks, Alaska at night. A bright orange light source near the ground produces a vivid orange pillar extending upward, surrounded by multiple white and bluish pillars from nearby lights. Leafless shrubs and small trees appear in silhouette in the foreground, with snowbanks and a low ridge separating the viewer from the lights.

A winter night scene showing tall, narrow light pillars rising above a dark treeline in Fairbanks, Alaska. The pillars are evenly spaced and pale white, stretching upward into a cloudy sky. In the foreground, power lines and a utility pole cut diagonally across the frame, with frozen grasses and low shrubs visible at ground level.

Light pillars above an industrial area in Fairbanks, Alaska at night. A long, low industrial building sits in the foreground behind a chain-link fence, surrounded by snow. Numerous vertical light pillars rise from bright lights around the buildings, forming white and faintly colored columns against a dark blue sky. A single brighter pillar stands out on the left side of the frame.

Some of the most intense and vivid light pillars I've seen on the south side of Fairbanks tonight! I took a few more photos: photos.lwpetersen.com/Recent-Photos

#alaska #lightpillar #atmosphericoptics #fairbanks #nightsky

Midsommar / Midwintar

I feel like Alaska is punking me. Going into my 3rd winter, but 2nd with basically no snow on the ground and single digit temps for the foreseeable future. I’m not complaining it’s cold, I’m complaining because I want my dog to learn to pull a sled

A streak of green ribbon in the sky, stars above. Mountains and trees on the bottom half of the picture.

Got to see this when I took the trash out just now nbd