Karin 🇨🇦🇩🇪

@karinnelson.ca

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YouTuber. Graphic Designer. Fuji Shooter. Writer. Apple Fangirl. Cat owned. Made in Germany. Perfected in Italy. Imported to Canada. "2025 invented doomscrolling. What we did before was just scrolling."

An orange cat sits on the back of a recliner, intently looking out a window. On a branch outside there is a little bird looking at the cat.
Too stock/market graphs: the upper one going steep up (oil prices), the lower one going way down (stock market values).
A deserted sunny beach with cloudy skies and a lone angler standing in the sunshine trying to fish. Hills in the distance with houses and large buildings.
A red forest path through a lush green forest.
4 bald eagles perching on a tree overlooking the valley. Snow capped mountains in the background.
A Christmas tree in the corner of a room. The christmas lights are lit, and there is a bright star on top. The tree is decorated with red glass globes, wooden stars and snowflakes, little teddy bears and other whimsical decorations. Presents surround the tree.
Look from a car onto a partially snow covered mountain road.
A man driving a car on a sunny day. Picture taken from the back seat, showing a wrapped tree inside beside the driver.
A cigarette dispensing machine hung at a house wall along a narrow street in Germany. There is a small sticker on the side of the dispenser that reads „Nazis töten“.
A bright yellow tulip tree visible through a kitchen window. The yellow leaves reflect the sunlight and mirror on the dark kitchen counter.
Glass door store front with the following text: Dr. Paul Basson, MBChB, and in the circle next to his name: Aviation, Marine, Drivers, Cosmetics).
A very fluffy orange long hair cat sits on a dark wood floor, looking up confused.
A slow moving stream in the sunshine, with trees overhanging and a muddy bank on the other side.
A beautiful sunset as a screen background for iPhone, with large numbers for the clock that fits perfectly with the image.
A female model wearing a jacket that makes her look like a caricature of a broad shouldered man.
A large Canadian flag mounted on a front porch of a house.
A female portrait.
Woman embracing a dark grey cat, with a tear rolling down her cheek.
A telephone pole pictured from below, before blue sky. A tiny woodpecker is sitting on the pole, and the pole itself is scored with many little holes.
Middle-aged man holding an ice cream cone with two scoops of grey ice cream. He's wearing a baseball hat and he winks very weirdly with one eye.
Portrait of a cat
Me with cat makeup.
A view of 3 Corvettes, parked backing onto the sidewalk. On the sidewalk a dog lead on a leash, and further behind an older gentleman in shorts, white socks and white shoes, looking at the cars.
Temperature forecast for Winnipeg: tomorrow 35 C by Friday only 9.
Three people standing for a portrait shot.
Poilievre is going to cut social services, health care spending, environmental protections, and sell crown corporations to fund his tax cuts to big industries for a trickle down economy that will not work and has not worked in 40 years. It only resulted in the rich getting richer and us struggling to make a buck. Look to south of the border. It’s not working there, and it sure as heck won’t work here. Wake up before it’s too late.
Announcement of Zeeshan Khan running.
A speech in Alberta’s parliament.
Female self portrait with “Liberals” pin.
A country street in with clouds and blue sky. In the distance, a line going up the mountain where trees were cut. The line is very straight and about 10 m wide.
Dark haired woman smiling very eerily, with the movie title "Smile" across her face.
Why you can rely on the Guardian not to bow to Trump - or anyone I hope you appreciated this article. Before you move on, I wanted to ask whether you could support the Guardian’s journalism as our teams in the United States and around the world cover the second Trump administration. As Trump himself observed: “The first term, everybody was fighting me. In this term, everybody wants to be my friend.” He’s not entirely wrong. Many US media organizations have begun to capitulate. First, two news outlets pulled election endorsements at the behest of their billionaire owners. Next, prominent reporters bent the knee at Mar-a-Lago. Then, ABC News rolled over in response to Trump’s legal challenges, agreeing to a $16 million settlement in his favor. The Guardian is clear: we are not here to be any politician’s friend. Our allegiance is not to those in power but to the public. Whatever happens in the coming months and years, you can rely on the Guardian never to bow to power, nor back down from truth. How do we stand firm in the face of intimidation and threats? Follow the money. The Guardian has no billionaire owner and no corporate henchmen pressuring us to appease the powerful. We are funded by our readers, owned by the Scott Trust, which exists solely to preserve our journalistic mission. We also make our fearless, independent journalism free to all—with no paywall, so that responsible, fact-based news remains accessible. With the new administration threatening journalists and Trump’s allies pursuing lawsuits against newspapers, fair reporting is more urgent—and more perilous—than ever. Can you support the Guardian today? We value whatever you can spare, but a recurring contribution has the most impact, helping us invest in fearless journalism. As a thank-you, you’ll see fewer fundraising messages. It’s quick to set up—so we hope you’ll consider it. Thank you. Betsy Reed Editor, Guardian US
A fat Donald Trump in a General's outfit counting a bunch of money. Next to him Elon Musk smoking a cigar. Both in front of the Whitehouse overgrown with tropical plants, also showing military figures with guns holding the crowds in check.
What the fuck?
A Tesla with a Mazda emblem.
A screenshot with blue notification bubble on the chat icon.