Julie 🏳️‍🌈

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Julie, she/her. Historical fencer, transit enthusiast, writer, bike enjoyer.

A piece of art hung on a fence near a bike bath, reading "no lgb without the t".
a black Greyhound lying down with just his nose and two front paws on the corner of a dog bed
Lemur with a haunted expression curled up on a rock
A close up picture of creeping garden phlox with pale blue/purple flowers
Felt pennant banner for dc metro's 50th anniversary. From left to right, the banner shows the 'M metro' logo, 50 years, and 2026
A wall with painted-over, barely still legible graffiti. The graffiti reads: "those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it."
Photo of a big concrete building against a clear sky
Selfie of me, a white woman with brown hair in a braid, wearing a bike helmet sunglasses and balaclava on a snowy background
Photo of a sitting area with two couches and wood paneled walls. There is an alcove above the couches covered in brown burlap curtains
A street corner with an electric signboard on a fancy concrete plinth thingy for a church. The sign reads "This is a test".
Photo of two scented candles marketed as being for men. One is labeled 'adrenaline' and the other is labeled 'noir' the packaging is red and black
a photo of a lake
A black greyhound sitting on a couch, with her head on a person's lap
The original "where in the world is Carmen Sandiego" logo, picturing a woman with a wide-brimmed red hat pulled low so it obscures her face
Photo of an e-bike with a Christmas tree on a trailer
Two greyhounds laying on the floor near a chew. One of them is facing away but looking at the chew from the side. the other one is looking directly at the chew but it is slightly out of reach and she doesn't want to get up to get it. The dogs are labeled "me" and "also me", and the chew is labeled "the task I need to do but am not doing"
YouTube thumbnail: "my longest yeah boy ever"
a rendering of the Forrestal Building in DC, with the middle section over 10th street removed. There are balconies built out on the new sides of the building where the section was removed, greenery on the sides, and trees on the street below. A second image shows possibilities for recylcing the concrete facades that would be removed under this design, by adding them other buildings in DC.
Photo of a sloped lawn at the edge of a patio. Concrete blocks are stacked on the patio.