Garbonzo, one of the farm cats. Unfortunately, he died in early spring 2024 due to a tick-related disease.
Jupiter, one of the farm cats. He's so big he barely fits that name anymore.
Adama, our current house cat.
Loki, the people-loving cat belonging to my sibling's roommate.
Peaches, our first female cat. Would be a tiny cat if she wasn't so pregnant.
This quaint little girl we met while at a restaurant in the town we're moving to.
A shot from when I was in uber-commercial Chicago.
The 2024 solar eclipse, which happened in our own frontyard. My phone camera couldn't seem to capture it right.
A very cool-looking organ from my local Salvation Army. Peep that cassette deck!
My perfectly-functional Sears Citation typewriter, apparently from 1964. It's an absolute workhorse of a machine, and I snatched it for only $12.
A crusty Smith-Corona Classic 12. The key mechanism seems to work, but the carriage is totally broken.
My newest addition to the collection: an Olivetti Studio 45 in working order, from 1970. Makes a great display machine, but types fine when you need it to.