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A true indicator that your hotel is a dive…
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Alyeska, AK
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How is this a surprise to anyone? Five years ago, I really wanted a Tesla. Now, you couldn’t give me one.
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Homer, AK
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Seward, AK
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This is the Alaska I imagined before I arrived. Glad to know it can still deliver!
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Moose!
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Did I mention that Alaska is gorgeous? It’s simply breathtaking here and none of my photos can convey the depth of beauty.
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Alaska is kinda odd.
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Alaska is spectacular.
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Every now and then, Safari on my Mac just stops accepting taps on links. The only recourse is to quit and restart. Refreshing the page does nothing. Seems like a bug.
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Working from my backyard is so nice. I should do this more.
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Today I learned that former presidents aren’t allowed to drive after they leave office.
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This image captures a tragic story of cheese in Oregon. #iykyk
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The tallest bridge in Oregon. Kind of disappointing it’s not easier to walk out onto.
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Beautiful fog
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Hopscotch art installation in Portland. Pretty cool!
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I’m glad there’s finally reporting about how stores locking up their goods behind glass cases is bad for business. I HATE going to Target, etc now. And I’ve definitely had the impulse to purchase from Amazon to avoid what is now a very unpleasant shopping experience.
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Shore Acres is such a beautiful place.
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Working on something new, and I’m kind of excited about it…
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Visited the Oregon coast this past weekend and when I came back to my car, I met a new friend!
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Finished reading: “Surely You’re Joking, Mr. Feynman!": Adventures of a Curious Character by Richard P. Feynman 📚
This was a great companion read to the Oppenheimer bio. Feynman was a fascinating character in every sense of the word.
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Finished reading: American Prometheus by Kai Bird 📚
Fewsh! Huuuugggggeeee book. I’d like to go rewatch the movie now. Thoroughly enjoyed this.
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I just released a new version of Calamity! that now supports Police and EMS scanners in cities where it’s available! Check it out: apps.apple.com/us/app/ca…
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This past weekend, I spent some time digging around the Internet Archive and discovered a copy of my very first micro-blogging site. I’ve mostly recovered and republished it here: hazelware.micro.blog
Internet rot is real. Many thanks to @manton for the assistance getting it propped back up.
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