Jenna

American who writes, reads, travels, urban fantasy, sci-fi, Star Wars, Dresden Files, MCU, Grimm, DareDevil, gluten free, tea and coffee appreciator

[Snoopy @snoopyb047]

Moon 🌙 🔥

[BuffaloRon @BuffaloRon]

Hope they don't expect me to do this during the race...

[Jordan Chain @_pblanknews]

"The Bottom of the Grand Canyon is Extremely Strange"

[The Oatmeal @Oatmeal]

Half moon 🌙

[Waffle House @WaffleHouse]

The Waffle House Index as of 10:00AM (ET). Steadily reopening for the Gulf Coast communities as fast and as safely as possible.

A huge thank-you to all the utility crews and first responders working hard to restore power and support those in need! 💛

[🏛 𝐒𝐭𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐧 🏛 @nonregemesse]

This video is fantastic. This guy has to call his largest bull to come and protect him from a less friendly bull

[Tasting History @TastingHistory1]

Making the Original Apple Pie of Medieval England

[Restoring Your Faith in Humanity @HumanityChad]

Mind games and cheap tricks for animals

[八十麦 @Fiocca666]

うちのオレンジ猫

[にゃん太郎｜猫画像｜Funny Cats @nyankorooow]

矢印、仕事しすぎ。

[The Grateful Sats @GratefulSats]

The Waffle House Index is a disaster gauge used by FEMA. It treats whether nearby Waffle Houses are open as a quick read on how badly a storm has hit an area. It has three levels:
• Green — full menu. Power is on, damage is minimal, and the area is already moving toward recovery.
• Yellow — limited menu. The restaurant is on generator power, food is running low, or water/electricity is out. Conditions are degraded but not collapsed.
• Red — closed. Severe damage, flooding, or unsafe conditions. That is where response teams focus first.

[Hard Pass @HardPass4]

I didn’t think this day could get better until I saw Waffle House dunking on The Weather Channel.

[Burnin_T_Ranch @BurninTRanch]

Fox weather reporter Robert Ray live dramatically bracing from the wind, he had just come out of a leaning squat and random person nonchalantly walks by and says it’s a bit windy 🤣. I feel like I just came from a Shakespeare play!

[Waffle House @WaffleHouse]

This is the Waffle House Index as of 8:00AM (EST). We will reopen as soon as we are able and it is safe to do so 💛

[snoopy and friends @snoopyandfrien6]

HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!

[Waffle House @WaffleHouse]

This is the Waffle House Index as of 2:45PM (EST). Please stay safe and follow federal, state and local guidance.

[Architecture Hub @archpng]

This Victorian bathtub combined a bath, shower and body-spray system in a single unit.

Produced by Shanks & Co. of Barrhead, Scotland, the “Independent Plunge, Spray and Shower Bath” was designed to stand without a separate wooden enclosure. Its cast-iron tub was paired with a curved spray section, overhead shower and integrated plumbing fittings.

Versions of Shanks’ combined spray baths were already being exhibited in the 1880s, while illustrated sanitary catalogues around 1900 showed increasingly elaborate decorated models like this one.

[DØQ @doqholliday]

We have the best people and the best place in the world.

There is no other place like it!

#DoqTok