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Justice @eth05.bsky.social · 10/01/2026

The Monks walk for peace are escorted through Earlewood neighborhood in Columbia, SC.

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Justice @eth05.bsky.social · 10/01/2026

Happy Caturday from Frejya and Ransom.

Two cats half asleep cats snuggling sweetly with each other. They are certifiably cute as hell.

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Justice @eth05.bsky.social · 07/12/2025

This sweet nugget is warming my heart today

Ransom, a long haired grey cat, snuggling sweetly against his human's hand.

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Justice @eth05.bsky.social · 19/11/2025

Well, nobody I voted for won this election. And I really wish South Carolina would have a go at ranked choice voting. At least the revamped Finlay Park is nice.

A view of the fountain at Finlay Park with wispy clouds and a perfect blue sky.

A view of the new playground, walking paths, and Columbia city skyline at Finlay Park.

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Justice @eth05.bsky.social · 29/10/2025

Someone said it's national cat day in the US. Here's a pic of Frejya and Ransom. South Carolina, USA.

A dilute tortie cat on a book staring playfully at the camera.

A grey long haired cat curled up asleep on his human's arm.

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Justice @eth05.bsky.social · 18/10/2025

Winnie has some thoughts about this Gamecocks football game.

A dog with a very skeptical look on her face

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Justice @eth05.bsky.social · 03/10/2025

This weekend in Columbia, SC. Happy Pride!

A Pride banner on a light pole in front of a Palmetto tree and city hall in Columbia, SC.

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Justice @eth05.bsky.social · 24/05/2025

Happy Caturday from Ransom and Freyja

A grey long hair cat and a short hair calico lie on a purple blanket looking annoyed at having their picture taken.

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Justice @eth05.bsky.social · 15/02/2025

Parhelia at Abisko A little calm after the week we've had

$Parhelia at Abisko Image Credit & Copyright: Felipe Menzella Explanation: Three suns seem to hug the horizon in this otherworldly winterscape. But the evocative scene was captured during a February 3rd snowmobile exploration of the mountainous region around Abisko National Park, northern Sweden, planet Earth. The two bright spots on either side of Earth's Sun are parhelia (singular parhelion), also known as mock suns or sun dogs. The parhelia are caused by hexagonal ice crystals suspended in the hazy atmosphere that reflect and refract sunlight. Commonly seen in winter and at high latitudes, the bright parhelia lie along the visible 22 degree ice halo of the Sun.$