Spring poking through in Yakima. Good progress on brother's house.
Stopped on the pass to throw some snowballs.
Passed one of the test trains on the bridge into town.
Testing a new bench mom made for us. Fits like a glove and the cats love it.
Testing things to find out what caused an error
Sometimes you see someone doing some strange training and you have to think about why they would train for that and then when you figure it out it's disconcerting.
Why do so many things at Home Depot have AI in them? Nobody asked for AI in these things. It will just break.
Test/preview ride for Sound Transit employees. Checking out the art at the new Judkins Park station
Exploring the corridors of the Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel with the most senior signals tech.
Home-prepared many-course meal for a friend's birthday.
Mom's photo timeline has lots of photos like this that she sent to the control center saying "CLEAN THIS UP!"
Good to find out interesting things like which gas station on Beacon Hill has the best cheap catfish.
We finally got some snow.
Out on trouble calls on MLK Way.
Remnants of a snow fort from past civilizations.
Seattle in Spring has some of the best mosses.
We're trying to grow potatoes.
Crossing gate inspections
At the recycled materials shop looking at stuff for the basement
One of the popular places to have a kid's birthday party
Blindfolded diaper challenge and this lady put it on the wrong end.
Mom meeting transit furries at the big opening. We rode down on a train full of people going to multiple big events. By the time we hit international district it was packed.
View from the ramp up to the new Judkins Park station.
We passed through the tunnel and over the water and the whole car was cheering. Then they all got quiet and were just looking out the windows. This was less than an hour after service across the lake started.
Hanging out at the PTA auction
Cleared out the basement just in time for the demo people to show up the next day
One of the dads gave him a few minutes of instruction and suddenly he was a pitcher.
