Ellie 🪐

Black and white photo of a shorthaired pretty little white cat standing on a lawn in front of a white clapboard building. It’s looks like it might be meowing as the mouth seems open. Its tail is up and it has a happy, relaxed air about it.

Little ghost! 👻 Photo from my collection, 1964.

Went to Momocon today. Was fun

chicken wearing a pair of jordans. her name is Hype Moments And Aura

Photo of a longhaired tortie cat lying on a sunny sidewalk with grass lawn on either side. It has a round little dark object in front of it, a toy maybe.

Writing on the back of this photo from my collection says “General Nuisance. Summer 1954”.

A powerful ocean scene shows waves crashing against a row of buildings under a dark, stormy sky. Overlaid in bold white text: “How much would you pay to protect your coast?”

A square graphic with an aerial view of swirling ocean currents in teal and blue. Bold white text reads: “Only $21/year from the average taxpayer helps fund NOAA.”

A square infographic with a dark stormy ocean background. The white header text reads: “Your $21 funds these essential services.” Below are six dark blue boxes, each with a white icon and label: 1. Coastal Mapping – Detailed charts of shorelines, navigation hazards, and more 2. Weather Monitoring – Vital data for tracking storms, extreme heat, and drought 3. Marine Resource Management – Conservation of ocean life and sustainable fisheries 4. Coastal Resilience – Infrastructure that withstands storms and rising seas 5. Storm Research – Studies of severe weather patterns and impacts The graphic uses clean lines, oceanic tones, and emphasizes the small taxpayer cost for these vital environmental services.

Last one for Tax Day – NOAA 🌊

The average U.S. taxpayer contributes $21/year to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

💡 NOAA turns science into safety — for coasts, communities, & the climate. It helps safeguard lives, property, and ecosystems from rising seas and extreme weather.

Conservationists + Catron County (NM) residents are calling out a plan by the Catron County Board of County Commissioners to declare a “state of emergency” due to wolves in the County. However, there is no incident in recorded history of a Mexican wolf attacking or injuring a human.

Dog wearing yellow outfit that says "anxious" on it

This drip goes hard asf fr where do I cop

Sketch of young Haymitch Abernathy with a backpack on, a bright light behind him and the words “sunrise on the reaping”

hey siri play “I Bet on Losing Dogs” by Mitski #haymitchabernathy #sunriseonthereaping #art #hungergames

why do they even make microfiber towels
i’ll tell you why
because every person deserves the fun experience of having to clean up a spill and grabbing a towel that absorbs absolutely nothing

Three wooper doodles

Three Woopers

Well at least we tried our worst

A shallow pool of dark water ringed by trees

D&D encounter ass area

Aside from the obvious direct harm, what's so irritating is that a handful of spoiled ignorant assholes are breaking things that we all built together. They weren't content to own almost everything, they had to wreck what little they didn't own. It's vandalism on a mass scale and has to be punished

I’m sorry, we’re arguing that… *checks notes* dirty drinking water is good now????

i’m very tired of the FAFO rhetoric surrounding the suffering of people in red states

i hate to break it to yall, but no matter your political side, you’re not a good person if you relish in human suffering. people in red states still deserve healthcare & human rights

this year’s hurricane season is going to be an even worse disaster than normal at this rate

how many people must suffer before something is done?

We do not throw away perfectly good food in this house.

We put it in Tupperware & wait for it to go bad & then we throw it away.

up late doomscrolling but then i remembered i’m making beef stew tomorrow. at least we still have soup

once my aunt skipped my birthday party to watch a chiefs game on tv

so any day they lose is a good day in my book

How a Canadian scientist and a venomous lizard helped pave the way for Ozempic - National | Globalnews.ca In 1984, Dr. Daniel Drucker, an endocrinologist from the University of Toronto, discovered a hormone that helped pave the way for popular diabetes drugs such as Ozempic.

This is the most relevant article to NIH and research cuts I’ve seen.

Imagine if this was today , how many people would be saying “Why are we studying Gila Monsters and their impact on diabetes ? That’s wasted money !”

globalnews.ca/news/9793403...

man, being estranged from family is hard. grief hits you in the weirdest of ways.

i know i shouldn’t be bothered by stuff like this but i am.

Therapist: Have you been journaling your feelings?

Me: *shows Bluesky timeline*

Therapist: Oh no.

TRANS RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS

Report: Everything Slightly Worse Than Yesterday

Report: Everything Slightly Worse Than Yesterday
theonion.com/report-...

a old tree by a river in January. Its trunk grows horizontally, huge branches grow out of it vertically. it is covered in bright green moss. a contrast to the grey of the grey and brown of the ground. a few spiky green plants in the water.

A jacket of moss on a January tree.

#ThickTrunkTuesday

shoutout to my therapist for immediately knowing what i meant when i opened session with ‘we are in hell’