Annie 🩷💙💜🏳️‍🌈

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Ohioan living in New York. Heart's in The City; soul's in the Cuyahoga Valley. I'm a CLE sports masochist (Guards/Cavs/Browns) married to an NY sports masochist (Mets/Knicks/Giants). LGBTQ+ 🩷💙💜 / Cancer fighter / Never enough cheese! Views my own.

A screencap of The Guardian's website with their plea for money at the top pleading for "support from $3.45 a week." There's a crude circle with a line through it around it to add emphasis and show that no money will be given from this person.
A bag of starlight mints.
A brown t-shirt with orange and white writing that says WE ALMOST ALWAYS ALMOST WIN. Two football players in silhouette are on either side of the word "WIN."
A charming cartoon by Nathan W. Pyle (who also draws the "Strange Planet" series). It has four panes in vertical order: Top: A woman in a one-piece swimsuit and a pony tail stands on the beach pointing at the dorsal fin of a shark. There is no dialogue. Second: The shark is partly out of the water accusing the woman of the pointing. Shark says, "EXCUSE ME. How does it feel when I point at you?" The woman responds, "Surprising? I just didn't know you --" Third: Shark says, "There's A LOT you don't know about me." Woman says, "Do... you like comedies?" Final: Shark and woman are in a movie theater each with buckets of popcorn clearly laughing at a comedy. Not in the cartoon, but you just never know where you'll find a friend!
A view from a mountaintop overlooking a valley with clouds settling in it.
The cover of my laptop. It has five stickers, but the most important is the one in the center that says “is he dead yet?” No one even needs to ask who. We just wait for the eventual posthumous celebration.
A split screen TV showing the Chiefs/Lions game on the left and the Blue Jays/Mariners in the ALCS on the right. The football game shows Andy Reid on his headphones. The baseball has the Mariners at bat and Gausman pitching for the Jays.
Close up on a long-haired orange tabby sleeping on the back of a leather couch. He has wonderful tufts of ear hair and small black spots on his nose. His right arm is hanging over the side, which was a favorite way for him to snooze.
A bronze statue of Chris Cornell outside Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture. He has a guitar around his neck, and the statue is cast so that his right arm is lifted. In his right hand, between his thumb and forefinger, he is holding a guitar pick. The other three fingers on his right hand point skyward and to space beyond. You know, toward a black hole sun.
A brown and black mixed breed dog with floppy ears and white around her snoot lies on a gray dog bed with bolstered edges. She is in the verge of dozing off for an afternoon nap. Tucked in by her chest between her snoot and paws is a bright yellow squeaky tennis ball that she loves to have near her at all times.
Surf and turf: cauliflower steak, wilted dandelion greens, picked shallots, butter-poached langoustine with tarragon butter and parsley oil.
A Cleveland Browns jersey showing the list of shitty kickers since the awesome Phil Dawson.
A drawn picture of two men facing off. One is wearing Cleveland Browns attire with his hands raised in front of him defensively and the other has blue pants and a gray pullover. In his right hand is a knife that looks as if he’s trying to attack the Browns fan. The Browns fan is labeled “my mental health,” and the attacker is labeled “the Cleveland Browns.” Here’s to football!
Screen grab of Tweets from 2023 where Christopher Harris was criticizing Rich Eisen’s bad football play-by-play delivery. Eisen hasn’t improved since then.
A mountain resort, three or four stories high, sits on a hillside with two stone chimneys and a red tiled roof. Further down the hill is a pool complex with two swimming pools surrounded by pool lounge chairs. A couple of other small buildings are outside the pool fence. The mountain stretches a bit above the main lodge, and a pale blue sky has the occasional greyish white puffy cloud.
Payton Tolle of the Portland Sea Dogs throws pitches to warm up at a matchup against the Binghamton Rumble Ponies. Mr. Tolle is wearing a red Sea Dogs jersey with the number 39. He is a mustachioed white man whose hair spills out of the back of his red cap. He wears long grey baseball pants, red socks, and white cleats. He throws baseballs to his catcher, seen from behind crouching down. The catcher wears number 25 on his back. His uniform is the same but the crisscross of the straps for his chest protector can be seen, and he wears a catcher’s helmet. A middle infielder with the same uniform can be seen in the distance.
An image from the 1990 movie "Crazy People" starring Dudley Moore and Daryl Hannah, the premise (text taken from IMDB.com) of which was "A bitter ad executive who has reached his breaking point lands in a mental institution, where his career actually begins to thrive with help from his fellow patients." One of the ad campaigns was for Volvo, and this image shows what they came up with, the slogan tag line being "Volvo: Boxy, but good."
Image of NOAA fisheries FAQ questions about offshore windmills and marine life.
Wedding and engagement rings with emerald primary stone and diamond accents.
A blue campaign sign to promote Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton, Democrat for Congress. Taken somewhere in NW DC in October of 2018.
Two dark gray shipping containers stacked on top of one another painted to mimic a Star Wars galaxy style of writing that says “STAR WARS GALACTIC STARCRUISER”
Binghamton Rumble Ponies on the field with a Portland Sea Fogs batter at the plate.
A screencap of the word “rapacious” snipped from a gif created by Merriam-Webster, the amazing dictionary people.
Screenshot of a tweet by someone named David Shannon that reads "take preventative level ivermectin for your weight for the time you will be in crowded places like national meetings, large parties, etc. Like 4-5 days"
A mock ad from the 1990 Dudley Moore comedy “Crazy People”. The ad shows a 1990 4-door Volvo sedan with a gentleman in a suit standing next to it. It reads, “BUY VOLVOS. THEY’RE BOXY BUT THEY’RE GOOD.” above the image of the car. Below it reads, “We know they’re not sexy. This is not a smart time to be sexy anyway, with so many new diseases around.” Under that at the bottom of the ad page is the tagline “BE SAFE INSTEAD OF SEXY. VOLVO. Boxy, but good.”
A picture of Ohio State’s bullshit football coach, Ryan Day, with the text “Breaking News: ASS” as a caption.
Dozens of black-tipped reef sharks in the Blue Lagoon in Rangiroa swimming in shallow sandy waters with vivid blue beyond it and empty islands on the horizon.
The cover of 1991’s “Achtung Baby” album from Irish rock band U2.
Snow-capped mountains on the horizon rise above a forest of tall pine trees with a flat plain in front of them. A railroad track travels along the right edge of the landscape before disappearing in the distance.
A four-image cartoon with a cute little illustrated shark. In the upper left it says “Am Shark!” Next it says “No bills!” with the shark tossing bills away. The bottom left says “No work!” and looks like a shark chilling doing no work. And the last one says “Only Chomp Chomp” and has the shark nibbling on a piece of pizza over an open pizza box.
Wide open water dotted by small islets of land with larger snow-capped mountains on the horizon and wispy white clouds in a pale blue sky.
A photo of the Yankees/Guardians baseball game with Sabrowski (Guardians) pitching to Stanton (Yankees) in front of copious amounts of advertising. In the front row of the stands are two people holding white poster board with “POOP” written on them.
White Toyota Highlander with a big crimson University of Alabama decal on the left side of the license plate. It is a NJ license plate with a lighthouse decoration on it followed by the letters LMABN making it look as if perhaps the driver meant it all to read “ALABAMAN”.
12-foot-tall skeleton behind a brown fence wearing a red and blue stovepipe hat with a flag patterned patchwork vest holding a banner that says “VOTE”. There are various signs attached to the fence that all say VOTE. One says “EARLY VOTING starts OCT 26” and one is very colorful and reads “VOTE Like Your Rights Depend On It”. On that last one, the V is colored in red, green, black, and yellow. The O has a fist of of power raised in the center. The T is shaped like a woman’s reproductive organs (uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes), and the E is striped colors of the inclusive pride flag. All the signs are handmade, clearly with love and passion for inspiring others to do their civic duty!
Moo Deng, a small hippo in Thailand who always looks like it’s shouting, stands with mouth open near a person’s hand.
A 12’ tall skeleton sporting a red and blue top hat, wearing a patchwork Stars and Stripes vest and holding a banner that says “V-O-T-E” stands behind a tall fence.
Blue skies with wispy white clouds hang over the still-bare spring wall in Wrigley’s outfield under their famous manual scoreboard. Taken in April 2018 from the third base line seats about 12 rows back from the field. The ballpark is about half full, and the backs of 14 people’s head can be seen in the foreground. The outfield grass is freshly mown in a light and dark green crosshatch pattern, and the infield dirt is perfectly raked before an afternoon game.