Casey Mendoza

@caseymdoza.bsky.social

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I make silly videos!

A bespectacled red-haired man is speaking while the camera slowly pans to a television behind him. The video zooms into the TV screen while the Olympics are happening and we no longer see the red-haired man.
A scene from the Nickelodeon sitcom "Drake and Josh" where Josh is holding a the "cup-o-stuff" designed by his sister. The "cup-o-stuff" is a clear plastic bucket with a handle. It has three four compartments: a bottom compartment for a large drink (with a straw that sticks out), a top compartment for a large popcorn, and two side pockets for candy. The text above the image says "Why is the cup-o-stuff not an actual thing."
Floating in dreamy pastels, the rosy maple moth (Dryocampa rubicunda) is the penny-sized cousin of the giant cecropia, and everyone is obsessed. I mean, she is literally a fairy. Bedecked in soft, daffodil yellow and delicate fuchsia, this North American sweetheart radiates warmth and effortless charm. And that fluffy golden collar? Adorable. © Gary Meszaros/Science Source
Screenshot of the app Airbuds showing that I listened to 283 minutes of Lucy Dacus songs on Monday, Feb 10. I listened to "Ankles," among 86 tracks overall. Specific images in the screenshot include the cover of Dacus' upcoming album, in which she is depicted like an angel in a Renaissance painting with a chest tattoo that says "Forever Is A Feeling." The other image in the screenshot is Dacus' artist profile picture, where she is wearing a denim shirt and red lips (and two red kiss marks are scattered along the image).
Watercolor painting (in progress) of the famous Chicago Rat Hole. Colors used include blue, yellow and gray to depict the rat (possibly a squirrel) that was imprinted on a sidewalk in the city. It became a city icon and national legend.
A can of berry La Croix, but the "lid" of the sparkling water can burst open. It's so cold in Chicago that the sparkling water is fully ice — pushing the lid off the can, which is also dented.
Casey's baby photo. She was maybe one in this photo, and she had the roundest, chubbiest cheeks.
A photo of my Nintendo account, showing that I have played more than 230 hours of Palia.
Me holding a Nintendo switch controller while the screen is attached to a holder. The holder has a flexible "neck" which lets me move it into any position I want! It means I can play games while lying down on my couch without having to hold on to the heavy device for too long. It's incredibly lazy lol, but I love it.
Instead of changing the clock on my microwave, I added a blue post-it note that says "EST". (I live in Chicago)
A screenshot from Google Images of "I SPY" book covers, including "I SPY PICTURE RIDDLES," "I SPY MYSTERY," "I SPY SPECTACULAR," "I SPY SCHOOL DAYS," "I SPY SPOOKY NIGHT," "I SPY CHRISTMAS," etc. These were books I loved to check out from the library when I was in elementary, not because I liked to play the "I SPY" game, but because I just liked looking at the very detailed and cluttered images full of stuff.
Photo taken during golden hour in Lincoln Park, Chicago. While the sun begins to set in the background, a couple sit on a bench (back to the camera). It was a very sweet, lovely day.
My cat Tombo lying down with a succulent-shaped pillow over his body. He looks a little bit like the Pokemon Bulbasaur.
Big fluffy orange cat — his name is Ollie — sitting on top of a desk. He sits in front of a keyboard and monitor, which has the video editing program Premiere Pro open. Ollie gazes off into the distance, but in a very inquisitive way.
A scene from the sitcom "Community," where the Dean (played by Jim Rash) is in a room full of Honda sponsored products. The joke is that the Dean is very easily influenced by marketing, and so has bought an egregious amount of merchandise and goods from Honda. He is, according to a guerrilla marketer, a "level 7 susceptible."
Google Alerts email for "Casey Mendoza." Mendoza's story "Why do cats hiss at us" was re-posted on AOL — likely because of International Cat Day.
Two orange cats — named Ollie and Tombo — take a nap together on a blissful Sunday afternoon. They are almost in the exact same nap position.
An AMC KidsPack box with Sour Patch Kids and Apple Juice. Photo taken at AMC movie theater before Barbie movie starts.
scene from "The Office" where Ryan describes his app WUPFH. he says "when you send a WUPFH if goes to your home phone, cell phone, email, facebook, twitter, and home screen, all at the same time."