It will be apartments! (With no parking.) Googling “The Northwood Apartments” brings up no results. Now we can start the guessing of how much the monthly rent will be.
It will be apartments! (With no parking.) Googling “The Northwood Apartments” brings up no results. Now we can start the guessing of how much the monthly rent will be.
I woke up this morning and found the DMV right down the street from us had decided to move! Where will I renew my license in five more years??
I hadn’t really pictured the Venn Diagram of Swap Meeters and People who Frequent Strip Clubs to have much of an overlap, but what do I know?
How festive these flags look! I’m sure they are there for safety. Also! The light has returned!
This side, and this side only, has been sheathed in this construction cloth. I’m not sure why.
Look what the sun has done to these digital prints! I have no idea how many years they have been hanging there, but the digital hasn’t held up. It kind of looks like art, though instead of an advertisement for metal awnings.
In that back upper window. There is light! I think it’s just a construction light that someone left on, but still!
And now Daylight Saving Time has plunged us back into darkness. Don’t worry, it won’t be long until the light finds its way back.
This motel, which is no longer a motel, but some sort of way station for adults with small children, is getting a paint job. But why must they paint all in brown, which not only is a bad color for grey-skied Portland, but just reminds me of my K-12 institutions color choices of: horrible brown, horrible green, horrible cream.
However, the sun is making very nice shadows of the cow silhouettes at the Kenton Max stop. There are cow silhouettes at this Max stop because once upon a time, the cows use to come off of the train from Eastern Oregon, and march their way to the slaughterhouse where the Expo Center now is.
It has just occurred to me that code probably requires them to nail 2x4s across each window space so no one falls out.
That didn’t take long. A small part of me wished that the juttings would have been a feature of the roof, not something to be covered with roofing material.
I look forward to watching this roof develop.