I don't wanna actually post photos from the house on the off chance it's findable, but: I really really appreciate how long all the windows are. Great for airflow, great for natural light, great for not feeling trapped in a hellish white box. Come on, America! (at *least* give my *corner* master bedroom two windows... what the fuck.)
Again, very busy road. Again, very comfortable to walk on. Pedestrian/cyclist part of the bridge is nearly as big as the automotive side; comfortable enough to not require further separation between foot and cycling.
Dammit, finger. I thought I got you out of the shot first.
Mabushii...
Something I really enjoy here is how visible the mountains in the distance are. I dunno if it's because you're not on them here (don't even know if that's true) or because there's just few enough trees in the urban areas or what, but it's neat and something you don't get back in Georgia.
I'm not sure why, but it tickles me seeing plantlife grow out of the water and then live mere centimeters above it.
In the mall is wild to me, but given the lack of ceilings and walls, I guess it makes sense.
Because I was a strange child, I misread this as Yo My Goddess and was reminded of the 90s romcom manga Ah My Goddess. Would be far more mildly amusing if that was right.
They turned the King Kong guy into a clothing store? Wild.