Botticellibelle
@botticellibelle.bsky.social
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botticellibelle.bsky.social
Oh heck yeah, I love falafel!
Thanks!
botticellibelle.bsky.social
I especially love the dutch oven, and potato drawers!
botticellibelle.bsky.social
OK so if you cut the fries smaller and overfry them a little until they're crispy, I think you'd have some tasty potato croutons for your salad.

Surely, someone can devise a new caesar salad based around fry croutons!
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Yep! We are a costume-rich city lol.
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Very much an eyesore of the highest order. Approve!

(The colors are legit nice).
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Thanks!

Note that describing the visual elements of any image is just as important as copying the text. Thanks again!
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Necessity truly is the mother of invention. I made so many costumes from thrifted fabric - clothing, sheets, curtains, you name it!

My early PDX days were so rough, but also so beautiful. Granted, it's easier to appreciate 20+ years later ❤️.
darkest-timeline.bsky.social
We were weird because we were the last affordable left coast city. And then that changed. :(
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Oh! And we threw amazing parties on less than shoestring budgets. We got so creative!

Huge thanks to the Goodwill Bins for the clothing by the pound. I made so many costumes from upcycling those clothes, sheets, curtains, whatever (after thoroughly washing them) 😂.
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Yeah.
I was so broke when I moved here. I was just reminiscing about the days when I used to go out w/ $10 in my pocket for the night. Granted, $1 PBR, but still. I used to wait tables so not tipping was not an option.
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Speaking as a Portlander who dresses up almost every day even though I still have to socially isolate.

I discovered that chemises & overdresses are extremely comfy, so now I look like a renfaire maiden at home during all the cool weather months. PDX has many cool weather months lol.
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Together everyone is one big pot of honey?
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Let's not gang up on him yet, he can still fix this.

Plus, at least the alt text isn't creating a burden by being nondescript ("image 1"), or just full of jokes.
botticellibelle.bsky.social
I think the rest of the USA may be surprised by how many Portlanders love dressing up.

PDX is where costume-lovers from all genres come together. We have burners, clowns, gamers, the kink scene, SCA, fashionistas, pagans, hippy festival kids, goths, theatre kids... The list never ends.
oregonian.com
Things are happening at Portland's ICE facility tonight.

Read more of our protest coverage here: www.oregonlive.com/crime/2025/1...
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Can you please repost with alt text?
botticellibelle.bsky.social
A Honey Do list and everyone is your honey.
botticellibelle.bsky.social
When we drove to Minneapolis from PDX, we stopped for the night in Spokane... Then drove through Idaho's panhandle with no stops as I looked at the gorgeous landscapes through the car window.
botticellibelle.bsky.social
Is it uploaded to youtube at all?
botticellibelle.bsky.social
This rich loser sounds like my father, who is a lifelong cultist. Thiel is in a position to cause huge amounts of harm to a great many people.

Rich delusional assholes need to be ridiculed out of public life. Shame them. Shame them forever.
joshsternberg.com
"Peter Thiel warned that Swedish activist Greta Thunberg and critics of technology or artificial intelligence are “legionnaires of the Antichrist” in private lectures on Christianity that connected gov oversight of Silicon Valley to an apocalyptic future"

www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2...
Inside billionaire Peter Thiel’s private lectures: Warnings of ‘the Antichrist’ and U.S. destruction
In leaked recordings of private lectures by tech billionaire Peter Thiel he argued that “the Antichrist” is likely to take the form of a critic of technology.
www.washingtonpost.com