Jessi

@librarianbikes.bsky.social

2005 Followers 1035 Following

Librarian in Seattle and I bike almost everywhere. Passionate about unions, walkability, traffic safety, and truth. Occupying the traditional lands of the Duwamish People.

Several people stand in front of signs that say "Yes! Seattle Libraries" one in a red and white patterned shirt is giving a speech to celebrate everyone who worked to help pass Proposition 1.
A beautiful blue sky peeking out from the clouds. Round wooden tables with stools are set up in the forefront and there are fishing vessels and the Puget Sound in between.
A large library is book sitting on a bed. The cover is marbled red, orange and yellow. The title is The Rose Field, author Phillip Pullman.
A colorful print publication by local Seattle news outlet The Stranger. It shows two cheerful looking children with no eyes about to ride a train over a cliff while an eyeless dog looks on in horror. The title is Your Primary Voting Guide.
A brown bunny sitting in the grass nonchalantly. In the foreground there is a planter with several red lettuces and kale plants.
A beautiful blue and pink Wilde Earthship bike with front and rear bags at the waterfront. Puget Sound, industrial machinery, and work boats in the background.
A dark line of birds (coots and Mallard ducks) across a body of water. University of Washington buildings in the background. A cormorant is surfacing in the foreground.
Seattle Times section of the Sunday poster called "The Mix." The art shows a beautiful sunset sky reflected in puddles in the street. Derelict looking automobiles are parked on each side while a person is biking up the middle and another is walking their small white dog.
A line of books on a shelf. A bright blue one near the middle seems to be titled "Permission to Screw." There is a library location sticker "NET" and a call number sticker below the title "658.4 H1174P 2017." The author is Kristen Hadeen.
A very happy woman standing in the sun with her new Wilde Bike Earth Ship in blue and champaign pink built up with shiny chrome components and fat gum wall tires.
A map showing an outage line that depicts my path of travel, specifically crossing 15th Ave NW at NW 77th St. Below the text says "15th to 24th, Local Legend - 47 efforts" which means I have the highest number of interactions with this section in the last 90 days.
A Carnegie style library with a blue banner that reads "Welcome back to your Library!" There are blue balloons and a red ribbon that cross the steps. At the street is a covered bus stop. This photo is further back with a blue sky covered with feathery clouds.
The message says "Congratulations! Your ballot has been counted." And has 4 green dots linked by a green line, each labeled "ballot sent," "ballot received," "signature verified," and "ballot counted."
Greg Spotts speaking to a crowd.
A wooden troll, taller than a one story house, with a pleasant expression, looking straight ahead at you.
A man holding his fist up in front of a crowd of city workers holding signs and wearing union shirts.
Thriving Public Services start with US! City workers rally for #rspct Tuesday September 19, 3:30-5pm. Seattle City Hall, 600 4th Ave