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Tarin
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Coyote person doing coyote things in the PNW with my husband (@rummykun.bsky.social) and our border collie pup. 💚 Collies | Designing whimsical experiences & UV-reactive art (Coyote Garden) | Restoring abandoned property | Homesteading | Outdoors | Boxing
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After being off social media since Twitter got increasingly toxic many years back, I like what Bluesky has been doing and decided to check it out.

I look forward to reconnecting with folks I don’t see often and sharing good times. Life has kept me super busy, but there’s rarely a dull moment :3
Happy, waggy coyote finds a mouse along a PNW riverside! 🐺💜🐭 #coyote #coyotes #trailcam
Not yet at least, as it’s year 3 of the PE firm’s supposed 4-5 year plan. I do know that their legacy customers have been churning in droves, their innovation, and product development slowed dramatically, most competent staff left & their competitors have taken full advantage of their many fumbles.
While EA’s PE acquisition is the latest in the saga, I got to experience PE shenanigans at my last org. The result from that endeavor alone was (at last count) 6 companies acquired and shuttered, 7 products sunset, and thousands of paying customers left to die on the vine along with all their work!
My perspective is that of a consumer/end user, and the users almost always get screwed in these situations.

PE firms are much more akin to flippers vs. builders, as their primary goal is to extract as much value for their investors before they sell and then move on to their next conquest.
Given the margin of error, statistically speaking, there must be a situation where a private equity acquisition has actually made a product or service better for its consumers. That said, I can’t recall a single instance where this has occurred in my lifetime, just a graveyard of failures.
Collie puppy is growing so quick. He’s now 10 months :3
44 weeks. Got to hang out with lots of folks and get lots of water time while the water is still warm.
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The big 40 (weeks).
Ransom did lots of water fetch, lots of beating up the herding ball, and lots of running around the property off leash. Also took a ride on his first non-inflatable boat.
Just what we need in 2025, fucking cazadors….
I wish there was some automation or checkbox in the voting process where as soon as my ballot is received, the post office would immediately stop delivering any political ads/mailings to my address…
IMHO being too high to leave home is really the only viable reason for using DoorDash, Uber Eats, etc.
After deciding that his tail is too mighty a foe, Ransom the border collie puppy instead pounces the unsuspecting bunny
These coyotes have wandered quite far now, but the PNW will always be their real home
Coyote Garden was spotted in a PNW forest during the Summer Solstice #coyotes
Superman was fun :3 James Gunn just knows how to make entertaining movies that don’t take themselves too seriously. If this how the rebooted DCU is gonna be moving forward, it looks infinitely better than the previous slop.
Ransom the 7 month border collie puppy playing with his herding ball
Welcome to the club unfortunately, as I also have EDS. If you’re not already doing so, I’d highly recommend beginning resistance/strength training, especially to strengthen stabilizing muscles. I’d also highly recommending identifying and reducing foods that might introduce unnecessary inflammation.
Ransom the border collie puppy enjoying his 6-month bday weekend
Fuggler? BIGG FUGG?!? I did not expect to see a toy at Costco tonight named after the word fugly :P
PNW river coyotes doing their thing last evening #coyotes #trailcam
A few more photos of Ransom’s longest hike. 11 miles total, stopped at 2 dog-friendly pubs, the waterfront, a park, and explored some new forest paths.
Ransom, the 5 month old border collie puppy, on his longest hike so far. About 5 miles in and will be a roughly 10 mile hike round trip. Just experienced his first waves :3
Cuticle clipper too, especially if you’re in the desert
Ransom the nearly 5 month-old border collie puppy enjoying one of his first off-leash experiences yesterday :3
TIL that Robert E. Howard’s first Kull of Atlantis short story “The Shadow Kingdom” in 1929 not only basically started the modern sword & sorcery genre of fiction, but it also incidentally sparked the ridiculous Lizard People conspiracy theory that persists to today! 🤣 🐍🤦
I didn’t cut all the way through, just grooves & places to put a few splitting wedges to create cracks & gaps. I’ve ruined many a chain in the past, so I avoid using them on duffy stuff until the blades dull. Our only long drillbit has a dedicated use, but a hot fire under & around will engulf it :3