Katie
@looktogod.bsky.social
Story addict since childhood. Thinker of many & uncommon thoughts. Challenger of perceptions. Independent. Hopeful. LDS ish. Different than many suppose.
Complex spoonie. Homebound frustrated by wanderlust. LOVES colors. And plants.
Complex spoonie. Homebound frustrated by wanderlust. LOVES colors. And plants.
With all the stress in the world (and my early lifetime history of choir where Christmas music starts being practiced right after Halloween), I need it early this year.
So I did a thing.
There's no room for trees, so I have flat wall hangings for decor. I did extra today (& hurt for it.)
In 3 parts.
So I did a thing.
There's no room for trees, so I have flat wall hangings for decor. I did extra today (& hurt for it.)
In 3 parts.
November 17, 2025 at 2:47 AM
With all the stress in the world (and my early lifetime history of choir where Christmas music starts being practiced right after Halloween), I need it early this year.
So I did a thing.
There's no room for trees, so I have flat wall hangings for decor. I did extra today (& hurt for it.)
In 3 parts.
So I did a thing.
There's no room for trees, so I have flat wall hangings for decor. I did extra today (& hurt for it.)
In 3 parts.
There's a movie I want to add to my collection. I don't think it's available, though.
I rarely feel like characters I see reflect me, but I keep coming back to this one bc she literally absorbs the pain around her until she can barely function and then has to bleed it out (water).
I rarely feel like characters I see reflect me, but I keep coming back to this one bc she literally absorbs the pain around her until she can barely function and then has to bleed it out (water).
November 16, 2025 at 6:51 AM
There's a movie I want to add to my collection. I don't think it's available, though.
I rarely feel like characters I see reflect me, but I keep coming back to this one bc she literally absorbs the pain around her until she can barely function and then has to bleed it out (water).
I rarely feel like characters I see reflect me, but I keep coming back to this one bc she literally absorbs the pain around her until she can barely function and then has to bleed it out (water).
I got distracted trying to find the post I saw that prompted this thread (there have been many on this subject over recent weeks), but I did take a screenshot.
October 31, 2025 at 8:34 PM
I got distracted trying to find the post I saw that prompted this thread (there have been many on this subject over recent weeks), but I did take a screenshot.
Don't want to scroll however far back up to find it, but I have this screenshot of a local news lady who checked into it. They're confirmed ICE by the SLCPD.
October 30, 2025 at 5:08 AM
Don't want to scroll however far back up to find it, but I have this screenshot of a local news lady who checked into it. They're confirmed ICE by the SLCPD.
Can anybody tell what the purple ribbon on the suburban says? Here's the screen grab from 1:09
" ... the...
Stop the..."?
" ... the...
Stop the..."?
October 25, 2025 at 7:31 PM
Can anybody tell what the purple ribbon on the suburban says? Here's the screen grab from 1:09
" ... the...
Stop the..."?
" ... the...
Stop the..."?
It was at the back of the 1st of 4 files full of printed articles.
The Abelam from Irian Jaya island (Papua New Guinea)
It's a 20+ page small print article, though, so it might be a bit before my eyes are up to reviewing if it says anything on yam size vs edible quality. Here's a few notes, though.
The Abelam from Irian Jaya island (Papua New Guinea)
It's a 20+ page small print article, though, so it might be a bit before my eyes are up to reviewing if it says anything on yam size vs edible quality. Here's a few notes, though.
October 24, 2025 at 5:16 AM
It was at the back of the 1st of 4 files full of printed articles.
The Abelam from Irian Jaya island (Papua New Guinea)
It's a 20+ page small print article, though, so it might be a bit before my eyes are up to reviewing if it says anything on yam size vs edible quality. Here's a few notes, though.
The Abelam from Irian Jaya island (Papua New Guinea)
It's a 20+ page small print article, though, so it might be a bit before my eyes are up to reviewing if it says anything on yam size vs edible quality. Here's a few notes, though.
Faulty logic. Palestine is one of many reasons people were out protesting the regime. People can multi task.
October 19, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Faulty logic. Palestine is one of many reasons people were out protesting the regime. People can multi task.
I sent this to my friend and commented on how you totally read it in mom voice. She replied with this.
October 18, 2025 at 7:42 PM
I sent this to my friend and commented on how you totally read it in mom voice. She replied with this.
Here's one. I don't know where it came from, but maybe it has something you'll want to know?
October 7, 2025 at 2:49 AM
Here's one. I don't know where it came from, but maybe it has something you'll want to know?
I Love Hue
The game has spreads of colors across hue steps and then mixes them all up. The game is to get them all back in order in the least steps possible.
The game has spreads of colors across hue steps and then mixes them all up. The game is to get them all back in order in the least steps possible.
October 6, 2025 at 3:17 AM
I Love Hue
The game has spreads of colors across hue steps and then mixes them all up. The game is to get them all back in order in the least steps possible.
The game has spreads of colors across hue steps and then mixes them all up. The game is to get them all back in order in the least steps possible.
I was wrong. Opal isn't one of them. It's like quartz. But it is feldspar for the other ones, and it was sunstone that I mixed up with the opal with. I just remembered I took a picture of that page of the book.
![MINERALS 255
Color: White
Group: Silicates
Svstem: Triclinic
Hardness: 6
Plagioclase
Plagioclase is a member of the feldspar group, free standing, tabulation (often trained), crystals, except for albite & anorthite, are not very common. Plagioclase members are usually found as compact & granular masses, often with parallel or criss-cross twinning striations, & as phenocrysts. Colors include white, colorless, gray, yellowish, green, pink, & brown. The feldspar group of minerals are composed of a variety of related mineral species in a series determined by a gradual shift in mineral composition. The plagioclase group of feldspars includes albite, oligloclase, andesine,
labradorite, & anorthite. A few of the minerals in this group display some phenomenal physical characteristics, such as the beautiful peacock iridescence found in
lobradorite & bytownite, the adularescence that is seen
in the albite moonstone, & the schiller effect found in the oligoclase sunstone, which has an orange-brown background color often enhanced by small hematite crystals that give it an
additional sparkle. All of these stones are frequently cut &
polished as cabochons & beads for jewelry making.
[Pic of square stone on top right side, colored like the rainbow of an oil spill]
Labradorite,
Canada, 2" x 2".
[Pic of a white rock with even white fuzzy shine spots under main text]
Sunstone crystal, Oregon,
1" x 1-1/2"
Features
Composition: Sodium calcium aluminum Silicate
Luster: Vitreous to pearly
Opacity: Transparent to translucent
Cleavage: Perfect
Fracture: Uneven to conchoidal
Gravity: 2.6-2.8
Environment: Igneous, plutonic, & metamorphic rocks
Streak: White
Tests: Soluble only in hydrofluoric acid, fuses with difficulty
Occurrences: Canada, Finland, Labrador, Madagascar, Norway; California, North Carolina,
Oregon, Virginia, USA.
Distinctive Field Features: Repeated twinning; parallel lines on cleavage faces; hardness; weight.
Value: Natural sunstone rough crystal: $6 per pound](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:dv3w3gpp3drk7jfql73e3hhw/bafkreibdpzqaasrrvkqa44tpqeqbgdmtsbuclcq6kxme2rfkarlsw34hgq@jpeg)
September 14, 2025 at 10:51 PM
I was wrong. Opal isn't one of them. It's like quartz. But it is feldspar for the other ones, and it was sunstone that I mixed up with the opal with. I just remembered I took a picture of that page of the book.
A nobody who decided the best way to become a somebody was to become a hate-monger.
Funny (disturbing) how that applies to so many people.
Funny (disturbing) how that applies to so many people.
September 11, 2025 at 7:21 PM
A nobody who decided the best way to become a somebody was to become a hate-monger.
Funny (disturbing) how that applies to so many people.
Funny (disturbing) how that applies to so many people.
From short TV series Myths & Monsters, 2017, I believe on Prime (also Netflix).
September 10, 2025 at 4:57 PM
From short TV series Myths & Monsters, 2017, I believe on Prime (also Netflix).
Hey - that's the name of a book!
July 16, 2025 at 2:09 AM
Hey - that's the name of a book!
I can't do the long panel of small text (why I need alt text) but it's a full page ad by Doctors Without Borders in one of those single fold papers. It also gives this website:
www.msf.org.uk/gaza
www.msf.org.uk/gaza
July 10, 2025 at 11:28 PM
I can't do the long panel of small text (why I need alt text) but it's a full page ad by Doctors Without Borders in one of those single fold papers. It also gives this website:
www.msf.org.uk/gaza
www.msf.org.uk/gaza
I just spent 1+ hours sorting another 50+ of my vast collection of saved pics and screenshots into organized files bc I got distracted trying to figure out if I had one that fits this.
I like structure, design, and colors. Cross stitch worked with that until it got too hard on my eyes.
I like structure, design, and colors. Cross stitch worked with that until it got too hard on my eyes.
July 4, 2025 at 9:17 AM
I just spent 1+ hours sorting another 50+ of my vast collection of saved pics and screenshots into organized files bc I got distracted trying to figure out if I had one that fits this.
I like structure, design, and colors. Cross stitch worked with that until it got too hard on my eyes.
I like structure, design, and colors. Cross stitch worked with that until it got too hard on my eyes.
This fits. I don't like messy food or heavy on the meat food. The middle class levels are my version of high-end. Also, I'm not going to do raw meat, so that rules out actually high-end. Mostly, I have issues with meat. And raw onions.
June 30, 2025 at 12:16 AM
This fits. I don't like messy food or heavy on the meat food. The middle class levels are my version of high-end. Also, I'm not going to do raw meat, so that rules out actually high-end. Mostly, I have issues with meat. And raw onions.
Just in case you're looking for these, too.
😁
I have no idea who this originated with, but I saw the loaf and thought of it immediately.
😁
I have no idea who this originated with, but I saw the loaf and thought of it immediately.
June 25, 2025 at 10:48 PM
Just in case you're looking for these, too.
😁
I have no idea who this originated with, but I saw the loaf and thought of it immediately.
😁
I have no idea who this originated with, but I saw the loaf and thought of it immediately.
Having seen the same for beagles, I wonder if they make this for all dogs?
June 24, 2025 at 11:57 PM
Having seen the same for beagles, I wonder if they make this for all dogs?
Got it. Yeah, that confused me. I just saw Isaac and assumed that was *that* Isaac. Robert being the grandfather and Richard being the father's brother, or *that* Isaac's uncle. My bad.
June 24, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Got it. Yeah, that confused me. I just saw Isaac and assumed that was *that* Isaac. Robert being the grandfather and Richard being the father's brother, or *that* Isaac's uncle. My bad.
@hcrichardson.bsky.social
I just got this in the mail. Hiding my info, I tried to snapshot the rest sufficiently. It seems ominous, but I'm too tired to sort out the implications. I thought you might want to, though.
(Sorry for limited alt text. I can't detail today.)
I just got this in the mail. Hiding my info, I tried to snapshot the rest sufficiently. It seems ominous, but I'm too tired to sort out the implications. I thought you might want to, though.
(Sorry for limited alt text. I can't detail today.)
June 23, 2025 at 10:54 PM
@hcrichardson.bsky.social
I just got this in the mail. Hiding my info, I tried to snapshot the rest sufficiently. It seems ominous, but I'm too tired to sort out the implications. I thought you might want to, though.
(Sorry for limited alt text. I can't detail today.)
I just got this in the mail. Hiding my info, I tried to snapshot the rest sufficiently. It seems ominous, but I'm too tired to sort out the implications. I thought you might want to, though.
(Sorry for limited alt text. I can't detail today.)