finished the #InsideTrail Woodside Ramble 35k #trailRace in 7:42:58!
21+ miles for the 21st. Happy Winter Solstice!
One last dance for 2024. Drove down 101 and saw the orange sunrise between the East Bay mountains and stormy cloud cover. Made it to Huddart Park, parked, got my bib, pinned it to to my shorts, left my drop bag on a picnic table, and lined up to start just in time.
It was overcast and as we made our way up the hill, the drizzle then rain and wind began. The deep forest protected us from most of it.
The recent storms had downed a large tree which blocked part of the original course. The organizers had to re-route the 35k course (and the 55k) into a series of loops. This was my first 3 loops race!
It was harder than expected (the course changes added lots more vert) but I finished healthy, no pain, no soreness, so I'll take it, along with my second DLF trophy. I’m starting a collection.
Started the year with a rainy 30k race (Redtail Ridge¹), finished the year with a rainy 35k (with ~60% more vert! nearly 4400'). Seven races in 2024 ✅ Good notes to end on for this year’s trail racing season.
#35k #WoodsideRamble #Ramble24 #trailRun #trailRunner #runner #trailRunning #running
¹ https://tantek.com/2024/051/t1/finished-redtail-ridge-30k
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I’m testing out a new blogging setup on my iPhone using Working Copy and Textastic. And I’m dictating this post using Siri, so in a sense nothing I’m doing right now has anything to do with my #writing workflow on my iPad or Mac.
I contemplate how the type of post I would dictate, rather than type out, would be different. Perhaps this is me at my most raw, most unfiltered…from my brain to your eyes.
Actually, I’m not sure who wants that… 😂
Here’s a cool thing. In Textastic I can create my own file templates. I’ve created one for the Thoughts category, which this post is in, and I can create other templates for categories like Links or Essays. Because Markdown is plain text, working with it even on a small screen is quite straightforward.
Finish the post, push it up to my repo using Working Copy, wait for #Bridgetown to rebuild my site…and we’re done.
Oh I’m digging this. ☺️
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Raspberry Pi 500 + Adafruit Cyberdeck Hat + Pimoroni Inky wHat = eInk display for important Caturday photos
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“Operation Buy Local” is a rousing success so far!
A few days ago I talked about how I was going radical on this, and then today nearly by accident I wandered into a warehouse down by the river and discovered that it was tens of thousands of square feet of vintage goods along with wares by local #Portland artisans. I had a chance to talk with the Creative Director there and told him it was like Ikea if Ikea was a local antique mall!
I absolutely had a blast and can’t wait to go back. I needed some stocking stuffers for the kids, so I ended up buying a toy, a necklace, and a couple of original art prints.
They even have a library! A library!
The creative director’s own personal curated collection is quite something:
Rad AF.
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"html": "<p><em>Noooooo! My day is ruined!!! Why me?? Why now?!!</em> \ud83d\ude2b\ud83d\udca2</p>\n\n<p>We all have those moments. You\u2019re going about your day, minding your own business, feeling good about your \u201cadulting\u201d skills, and then a cascade of events begins to unfold which leaves your schedule FUBARed and your composure in tatters.</p>\n\n<p>Here\u2019s the thing though. Your \u201cgood day\u201d was an illusion to begin with. You had deluded yourself into thinking you had it all together. It was taking an extraordinary amount of effort to \u201cadult\u201d in the first place, and as soon as bottom fell out of your routine, it was time for such magical thinking to dissipate.</p>\n\n<p><strong>This is actually an improvement.</strong> Your freakout is a sign that you had failed to do what you should have done from the start, which is to prepare for the truth: you\u2019ll encounter minor setbacks <em>all the time</em>. And on occasion, though we wish it were otherwise, a major setback.</p>\n\n<p>The worthy challenge isn\u2019t to delude yourself into thinking you\u2019ll be able to avoid these bumps in the road. It\u2019s to <em>expect</em> them. The faster you are willing to engage with them, face them head-on, and then <strong>move on</strong> to whatever may happen next, the more you will discover they tend to fade from view quickly and with little fuss.</p>\n\n<p>I had my freakout moment earlier today. Now, as I write this, it\u2019s water under the bridge. <strong>Problem solved.</strong> Was my schedule interrupted? Sure. Is that upsetting in the moment? Sure. Will I have to make up for lost time over the next few days? Yes.</p>\n\n<p>\ud83d\udc49 Did I shamelessly turn this shitshow into content for my blog just so I can hit my daily blogging quota? <strong>Absol-fucking-lutely.</strong> <em>Never let a crisis go to waste.</em> \ud83d\ude3c <a href=\"https://jaredwhite.com/tag/lifehacks\">#lifehacks</a></p>",
"text": "Noooooo! My day is ruined!!! Why me?? Why now?!! \ud83d\ude2b\ud83d\udca2\n\nWe all have those moments. You\u2019re going about your day, minding your own business, feeling good about your \u201cadulting\u201d skills, and then a cascade of events begins to unfold which leaves your schedule FUBARed and your composure in tatters.\n\nHere\u2019s the thing though. Your \u201cgood day\u201d was an illusion to begin with. You had deluded yourself into thinking you had it all together. It was taking an extraordinary amount of effort to \u201cadult\u201d in the first place, and as soon as bottom fell out of your routine, it was time for such magical thinking to dissipate.\n\nThis is actually an improvement. Your freakout is a sign that you had failed to do what you should have done from the start, which is to prepare for the truth: you\u2019ll encounter minor setbacks all the time. And on occasion, though we wish it were otherwise, a major setback.\n\nThe worthy challenge isn\u2019t to delude yourself into thinking you\u2019ll be able to avoid these bumps in the road. It\u2019s to expect them. The faster you are willing to engage with them, face them head-on, and then move on to whatever may happen next, the more you will discover they tend to fade from view quickly and with little fuss.\n\nI had my freakout moment earlier today. Now, as I write this, it\u2019s water under the bridge. Problem solved. Was my schedule interrupted? Sure. Is that upsetting in the moment? Sure. Will I have to make up for lost time over the next few days? Yes.\n\n\ud83d\udc49 Did I shamelessly turn this shitshow into content for my blog just so I can hit my daily blogging quota? Absol-fucking-lutely. Never let a crisis go to waste. \ud83d\ude3c #lifehacks"
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Friend used a new-to-me phrase for the holiday blahs that’s perfect: “blah humbug” 😂
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"text": "After having eaten a bunch of wet food last night and having had three doses of antibiotics, Fiona\u2019s getting back to her usual cuddly/climby self. She isn\u2019t sneezing anymore, and while she\u2019s still a bit congested she snuggled up with me in bed this morning, and right now she\u2019s being super snuggly and affectionate. She\u2019s also purring super loudly, which she hasn\u2019t done in a while.\n\nI still haven\u2019t heard from the vet about her bloodwork or x-rays but I feel like there\u2019s a lot less to worry about now.",
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"html": "<blockquote>\n <h2><a href=\"https://youtu.be/17ON_yuMymo\"></a></h2>\n\n <p>Today, there was yet another school shooting, this time at the Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin. So far, 3 people are dead, and many are struggling to make sense of such a horrific tragedy.</p>\n\n</blockquote>\n\n<p>In the absence of any mainstream media I care to watch or listen to these days, I\u2019ve found some comfort in the broadcasts of Don Lemon. Ironically I never saw his work as an anchor at CNN, but started watching his YouTube show when it launched earlier this year. He certainly has \u201cthe voice\u201d, and a certain gravitas which I\u2019ve come to appreciate\u2014rare in online media centered around <a href=\"https://jaredwhite.com/tag/politics\">#politics</a>.</p>\n\n<p>And it\u2019s grave news indeed to be processing <strong>once again</strong>. It feels ludicrous to yet one more time offer thoughts and prayers, talk about what a terrible tragedy this is, wave hands up in the air about how teenagers shouldn\u2019t have access to guns, etc., etc.</p>\n\n<p>All I can say is, this <strong>Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Statistic</strong> should be on air 24/7. It should be shoved in politicians\u2019 faces. It should be plastered all over telephone polls in all the major cities. This, <em>this</em> is the America we\u2019re asking our children (the ones who survive) to inherit. And it\u2019s despicable.</p>\n\n<p><img src=\"https://jaredwhite.com/links/20241216/don-lemon-school-shootings.jpg\" alt=\"2024 has highest number of U.S. school shooting in decades\" /></p>\n\n<p>83. Eighty-three. <strong>83!!</strong> And all we can do is hope it\u2019s the last one before January rolls around.</p>\n\n<p><strong>2024 is just the worst.</strong></p>",
"text": "Today, there was yet another school shooting, this time at the Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin. So far, 3 people are dead, and many are struggling to make sense of such a horrific tragedy.\n\n\n\nIn the absence of any mainstream media I care to watch or listen to these days, I\u2019ve found some comfort in the broadcasts of Don Lemon. Ironically I never saw his work as an anchor at CNN, but started watching his YouTube show when it launched earlier this year. He certainly has \u201cthe voice\u201d, and a certain gravitas which I\u2019ve come to appreciate\u2014rare in online media centered around #politics.\n\nAnd it\u2019s grave news indeed to be processing once again. It feels ludicrous to yet one more time offer thoughts and prayers, talk about what a terrible tragedy this is, wave hands up in the air about how teenagers shouldn\u2019t have access to guns, etc., etc.\n\nAll I can say is, this Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Statistic should be on air 24/7. It should be shoved in politicians\u2019 faces. It should be plastered all over telephone polls in all the major cities. This, this is the America we\u2019re asking our children (the ones who survive) to inherit. And it\u2019s despicable.\n\n\n\n83. Eighty-three. 83!! And all we can do is hope it\u2019s the last one before January rolls around.\n\n2024 is just the worst."
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"text": "This week I finished up a fun and challenging screen printing class at the Gowanus Print Lab!\nTucked away in the giant maze of brick buildings that is Brooklyn's Industry City, Gowanus Print lab is a small space, mightily equipped for paper and fabric screen printing projects.\nOur instructor (and the proprietor) Todd took me and three other students through four 3-hour sessions: a hands-on instruction session introducing the basics of screen printing on apparel, an open apparel-printing lab where we could bring our own project of up to about 30 pieces, an instruction session on two-color paper printing (featuring our own designs), and a final do-what-you-want lab with the option to do a single-screen apparel run or up to three screens for a paper project.\nI consider myself a person with little in the way of art skills, so with three opportunities to design basically whatever I wanted, I struggled a lot with anxiety and trying to push various software to turn half-imagined ideas into simple designs. I also had an \"A-student mentality\" kick in, driving me to maximize each session, which led to way more angst about deciding what to make than necessary. \ud83e\udee0\n\n Anyway, here are some photos of my finished projects!\n\n\n Eternal Caturday shirt featuring a spiral of Lolly cats surrounding a large image of her making big owl eyes. In the background, actual Lolly sits on the floor making big owl eyes.\n \n A two-color blue and yellow poster print of Lennon in an homage to the iconic three-wolf-moon design.\n \n The Eternal Caturday spiral design as a three-color paper print. Black text and Lolly face, with alternating red and green cat silhouettes for the spiral.\n I feel like the class gave a good foundation on the physical processes involved in screen printing. It's a lot of steps, but they're all about using careful prep to make things easier when it's time to start pulling the squeegee and churning out prints.\n\n In terms of moving forward, I'd say the biggest thing I need to work on is a design practice - regularly pushing my skills with design software techniques. I'm in a bit of a negative cycle of having vague ideas combined with not enough skills to quickly sketch them out. I learned some new techniques in Inkscape (soo good for layout!) and the GIMP (newsprint filter and color managment!) but need to challenge myself to improve.\n\nThat said, I also need, uh, facilities?? A home setup feels pretty far out of reach given limited space and the potential for mess. I have a couple of places to try (textile arts center and Manhattan Graphics Center (when they're done moving to Brooklyn lol) and look forward to posting future projects if and when I try it out.\nA fun thing that I feel is solved is where to get stuff (particularly, apparel) to print on! Todd pointed us to Suneco Tees, which has really great prices on t-shirts, and the folks there were super nice and able to quickly grab what I needed, rather than let me waste everyone's time trying to hunt things down myself. \ud83d\ude05\n\n Some stuff I'd like to try in the future includes transparent ink printing with color mixing (just to learn the technique), as well as making short apparel runs with home-made logos for all the silly things that I like!\n\nMany many many thanks to Amy for putting this on my radar and encouraging me through the class, staying excited about ideas even as my anxiety was spiraling, and helping me put together lists of family and friends who would happily accept and maybe even wear the results. Oh, and for shipping out a bunch of shirts!!!\nThanks for reading this far! Your reward is a bunch of random process photos!",
"html": "<p>This week I finished up a fun and challenging screen printing class at the <a href=\"https://www.gowanusprintlab.com/\">Gowanus Print Lab</a>!</p>\n<p>Tucked away in the giant maze of brick buildings that is Brooklyn's Industry City, Gowanus Print lab is a small space, mightily equipped for paper and fabric screen printing projects.</p>\n<p>Our instructor (and the proprietor) Todd took me and three other students through four 3-hour sessions: a hands-on instruction session introducing the basics of screen printing on apparel, an open apparel-printing lab where we could bring our own project of up to about 30 pieces, an instruction session on two-color paper printing (featuring our own designs), and a final do-what-you-want lab with the option to do a single-screen apparel run or up to three screens for a paper project.</p>\n<p>I consider myself a person with little in the way of art skills, so with three opportunities to design basically <i>whatever I wanted</i>, I struggled a lot with anxiety and trying to push various software to turn half-imagined ideas into simple designs. I also had an \"A-student mentality\" kick in, driving me to maximize each session, which led to way more angst about deciding what to make than necessary. \ud83e\udee0</p>\n<p>\n Anyway, here are some photos of my finished projects!\n</p>\n<img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/c7/97/59/bb/5475a0652ea92683465771003bc1f5ddad6a17722fe7b446bbb0fad9.jpg\" alt=\"\" />\n Eternal Caturday shirt featuring a spiral of Lolly cats surrounding a large image of her making big owl eyes. In the background, actual Lolly sits on the floor making big owl eyes.\n <img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/26/59/72/4a/1ff18df9578e08738780ea5e62bf8edcc3f4d8dda8feed9957eeca48.jpg\" alt=\"\" />\n A two-color blue and yellow poster print of Lennon in an homage to the iconic three-wolf-moon design.\n <img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/1c/39/e5/3a/631d5337caa2a5c1c36c0838aa783b1a090b7c376de168b3b91ac598.jpg\" alt=\"\" />\n The Eternal Caturday spiral design as a three-color paper print. Black text and Lolly face, with alternating red and green cat silhouettes for the spiral.\n <p>I feel like the class gave a good foundation on the physical processes involved in screen printing. It's a lot of steps, but they're all about using careful prep to make things easier when it's time to start pulling the squeegee and churning out prints.</p>\n<p>\n In terms of moving forward, I'd say the biggest thing I need to work on is a design practice - regularly pushing my skills with design software techniques. I'm in a bit of a negative cycle of having vague ideas combined with not enough skills to quickly sketch them out. I learned some new techniques in Inkscape (soo good for layout!) and the GIMP (newsprint filter and color managment!) but need to challenge myself to improve.\n</p>\n<p>That said, I also need, uh, facilities?? A home setup feels pretty far out of reach given limited space and the potential for <i>mess</i>. I have a couple of places to try (<a href=\"https://textileartscenter.com/studio/\">textile arts center</a> and <a href=\"https://www.manhattangraphicscenter.org/\">Manhattan Graphics Center</a> (when they're done moving to Brooklyn lol) and look forward to posting future projects if and when I try it out.</p>\n<p>A fun thing that I feel is solved is where to get stuff (particularly, apparel) to print <i>on</i>! Todd pointed us to <a href=\"https://www.sunecotees.com/\">Suneco Tees</a>, which has really great prices on t-shirts, and the folks there were super nice and able to quickly grab what I needed, rather than let me waste everyone's time trying to hunt things down myself. \ud83d\ude05</p>\n<p>\n Some stuff I'd like to try in the future includes transparent ink printing with color mixing (just to learn the technique), as well as making short apparel runs with home-made logos for all the silly things that I like!\n</p>\n<p>Many many many thanks to Amy for putting this on my radar and encouraging me through the class, staying excited about ideas even as my anxiety was spiraling, and helping me put together lists of family and friends who would happily accept and maybe even wear the results. Oh, and for shipping out a bunch of shirts!!!</p>\n<p>Thanks for reading this far! Your reward is a bunch of random process photos!</p>\n<img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/65/6a/82/62/d511a4535eafa8ddd3a9c78d42a06a7c93ddf2a801aa8c1a26f4b585.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/a7/af/28/12/b727b01ad5f98534b118f50cd7ea30460e9473f6a138a6516dd22823.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/7b/bd/47/18/7e6a1af1dc014e3d51b6e8f03959b332bf0f6575e37f161bf2b8d673.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/39/62/1a/dd/5ef1db9b738c245e55fb8eeaff7b19530050f4ea60325d4304a8550a.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/45/45/13/cc/842ef34020b91eec6f66b8e49f21318fffe8c980eed6ee59f238dade.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/09/94/3c/4f/0f6e34b3717e690477c366fb5d5902fc97749de61bf8cf7c42a821b7.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/37/56/d8/64/4d37ca9089405469f0b543aaa8e1f1ee4f669795a4b89b4c5ff5d8ee.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/93/02/88/2b/e1a4a372b314f878c30e73e5fcba4c47b699185073c8af5f99674552.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/d3/48/f1/4f/6573da5c9ac3b65312cfe90ad7ab1950e46d29ed75077c4a3641d683.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/1a/37/73/3e/2644ce874bd1ce1aea7ac9d6d585aab6f3b78864d848236e7f2485c8.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/5e/12/ba/af/cbf9dab418dda2cc6b8967f2771c03005e502ec8c21ee878dc245009.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/f4/b1/1b/63/933bc7a4be0dae0970090a8579e1ada8838c696c46315de9af36b037.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/79/de/2b/59/2e0032df003e8d3b3b051ab015721bd57dcabd71dc9d96ab8aa13536.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/b9/77/0b/29/a3f79413a7a6b44de013f3bd542cc5482800a273e64f759c0c8565c8.jpg\" alt=\"\" /><img src=\"https://media.martymcgui.re/38/e0/c7/b2/a59dfb57ebe2e6021c9a93882ae179fc70f3ea2441a7839065af17dc.jpg\" alt=\"\" />"
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I’m changing my shopping habits. I’m buying local. I’m going to go radical on this.
I rarely buy anything online as it is, and that’s been true for a while now. I’d already resolved to boycott Amazon, and at this point I don’t feel too good supporting Shopify either (though that’s different in that many independent online retailers use Shopify for their e-commerce websites).
But when I talk about going radically local, I don’t mean just going to a local store even if they’re a Big Box retailer. I mean buying things made locally. Right here in #Portland.
Every day I carry my iPad and other gear in a backpack made locally. (So local in fact, I can walk to the manufacturer/storefront from my house in 5 minutes. 😂) And that’s just the beginning. My next clothing purchase will be locally-made. I’ll start with shirts because that’s pretty straightforward and see where it goes from there.
And I love shopping at locally-owned markets and will prioritize food items from local suppliers.
If MAGA wants to claim with a straight face they’re “America First”, I’m here to tell you I’m “Oregon First”. Call it my little act of political rebellion… ✊☭
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"html": "<p>I\u2019m changing my shopping habits. <strong>I\u2019m buying local.</strong> I\u2019m going to go radical on this.</p>\n\n<p>I rarely buy anything online as it is, and that\u2019s been true for a while now. I\u2019d already resolved to boycott Amazon, and at this point I don\u2019t feel too good supporting Shopify either (though that\u2019s different in that many independent online retailers use Shopify for their e-commerce websites).</p>\n\n<p>But when I talk about going radically local, I don\u2019t mean just going to a local store even if they\u2019re a Big Box retailer. I mean buying things <em>made</em> locally. Right here in <a href=\"https://jaredwhite.com/tag/portland\">#Portland</a>.</p>\n\n<p>Every day I carry my iPad and other gear in a backpack made locally. (So local in fact, I can walk to the manufacturer/storefront from my house in 5 minutes. \ud83d\ude02) And that\u2019s just the beginning. My next clothing purchase will be locally-made. I\u2019ll start with shirts because that\u2019s pretty straightforward and see where it goes from there.</p>\n\n<p>And I love shopping at locally-owned markets and will prioritize food items from local suppliers.</p>\n\n<p>If MAGA wants to claim with a straight face they\u2019re \u201cAmerica First\u201d, I\u2019m here to tell you I\u2019m \u201cOregon First\u201d. Call it my little act of political rebellion\u2026 \u270a\u262d</p>",
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Even though it’s now colder out when the sun’s out, c’mon. Who doesn’t want to see #Portland waterfront views like this every evening? 😍 #OregonExplored
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A rare moment of sun & open skies before the latest rains came in.
#Portland #OregonExplored South Waterfront
(psst, this makes for great smartphone wallpaper!)
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"name": "Jared White",
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"url": "https://jaredwhite.com/pictures/20241127/a-rare-moment-of-sun-amp-open-skies-before-the",
"published": "2024-11-27T07:59:56-08:00",
"content": {
"html": "<img alt=\"\" src=\"https://pxscdn.com/public/m/_v2/4580/0bb057b62-db9a0d/Tibkq4GwKPZW/ItRR19Dq6WI7fWVLJ1k9OcPtJkabuBW7Jm8kZmS2.jpg\" /><p>A rare moment of sun & open skies before the latest rains came in.</p>\n\n<p><a href=\"https://jaredwhite.com/tag/portland\">#Portland</a> <a href=\"https://jaredwhite.com/tag/oregonexplored\">#OregonExplored</a> South Waterfront<br />(psst, this makes for great smartphone wallpaper!)</p>",
"text": "A rare moment of sun & open skies before the latest rains came in.\n\n#Portland #OregonExplored South Waterfront\n(psst, this makes for great smartphone wallpaper!)"
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That sky is rather dramatic for a Silent Sunday…
#Portland #BnW
{
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"author": {
"name": "Jared White",
"url": "https://jaredwhite.com/",
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},
"url": "https://jaredwhite.com/pictures/20241124/that-sky-is-rather-dramatic-for-a-silent-sunday",
"published": "2024-11-24T07:52:58-08:00",
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"html": "<img alt=\"\" src=\"https://pxscdn.com/public/m/_v2/4580/0bb057b62-db9a0d/dSjT6sHbOBh5/o70gYAsRswJZqPC1c4QfKrAnRpGASzxTP0AyoWwb.jpg\" /><p>That sky is rather dramatic for a Silent Sunday\u2026<br /><a href=\"https://jaredwhite.com/tag/portland\">#Portland</a> <a href=\"https://jaredwhite.com/tag/bnw\">#BnW</a></p>",
"text": "That sky is rather dramatic for a Silent Sunday\u2026\n#Portland #BnW"
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