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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 16/05/2026

I finally visited the Mr. Charlie’s TMS that opened up close to me after my run this morning! 🍔🍟🥤 The interior is a VIBE 💛❤️

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 09/02/2026

After navigating delayed flights and cancellations due to snowy weather, my husband and I finally made it to Sapporo for our honeymoon! ❄️🗻 We haven’t travelled with just the two of us for a while, so it’s nice to be able to spend time relaxing with your person 😭✨❤️

A photo outside the window of the Grand Blissen Hotel in Jozankei, a region in the Sapporo area of Japan. There is a large mountain in the view of the window that is covered with the deep brown, stripped trunks of trees during the wintertime. Some of the trees have caught the snow, and some still have bushy, dark emerald-colored leaves. In the middle ground is a grey apartment building with approximately 10 floors in view that has a flat roof entirely covered in snow. Several buildings sit beside it, all also covered in snow. The photographer has her legs crossed and resting on a burnt orange ottoman, and she’s wearing blue, starchy linen hotel-issue bottoms, along with grey tabi socks.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 09/01/2026

Oh goodness—you know you’re a regular at your local coffee shop if they have your drink ready by the time you get to the cashier 😭 🫣 Shoutout to The Forum in San Diego, California for fueling my early morning remote work sessions and dog training sessions with Yuuki (She looks like a seal in this)

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 27/08/2025

This "Social Engineering" example is a little crazy -- I do wonder how this training can and should be updated to take the LLM tools into account 🤔 🫠

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 27/08/2025

I'm currently taking the @uofcalifornia.bsky.social Cyber Security Awareness Training 👩🏽‍💻 🤖 👾 because my certification is expiring, and there was a segment about phishing emails ... 🤔 🥲 Based on this, it seems that a lot of the emails I get from other academics are potential red flags 🚩🚩🚩

Screenshot from the University of California Cybersecurity Awareness Training where the user was instructed to click on each of the "suspicious" elements of an example phishing email. In this screenshot, the user clicked on the "Date" line of the email and the following message was displayed, "If you receive an email that you would usually get during normal business hours, but it was sent outside of normal business hours, this is a red flag." Coming as an academic, this is amusing as many emails are sent in the wee hours of the morning -- and in this user's experience, usually by tenured faculty members.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 23/05/2025

My dog does something similar every waking (and sleeping) moment … one day I’ll give her the 8 year notice of unpaid dues that she needs to pay back 😒

The poster’s Shiba Inu, Yuuki, lays on her back without a care in the world in a dimly lit living room. She takes up the majority of the image, with her head upside down towards the foreground and the rest of her body extending into the background. Half of her body is on caramel-colored laminate flooring and the other half of her body is on a beige IKEA rug with some vague floral pattern in dark blue and copper. In the background, close to the dog’s extended foot in the air, is an unplugged white Dyson Air Purifier beside a grey ottoman with spherical wooden balls for feet.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 01/05/2025

A continuation to this journey: I purchased a SIM from 9esim (www.9esim.com, the 9esim v3 card) to enable ✨ eSIM ✨ functions for my non-eSIM-enabled device 👀 It works well with a random free eSIM that I got to try things out (500 MB)! I get 5G connectivity with AT&T in the San Diego area! 🌐 🤖

A photo of a BigMe Hibreak Pro device opened to the "Mobile Network" Android settings page with the "Singtel" SIM card selected. From the page, the "4G Calling," "Allow 2G," and "Automatically select network" options are all activated. The Preferred Network Type is set to "5G (Recommended)", and "Wi-Fi calling" is set to "Call over Wi-Fi." As for the "Choose network" setting, it is successfully set to "AT&T - Eskimo" despite the device not containing a physical AT&T SIM card and instead a 9esim v3 physical SIM card.

In the top right of the photo, there is an iced Vietnamese coffee in the background with ~1/6th of the drink in the picture takers stomach. The coffee is delightfully sweet and will help fuel the rest of her day.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 28/04/2025

I’ve been using a mobile eInk reader for a few weeks now after being inspired by @okidokiboki.bsky.social! 🥰 It’s been so so helpful in getting me to read instead of doom scrolling on my phone 🥹✨📚 I’ve also been using @thestorygraph.com to track books & participate in buddy reads with friends! 🙌🏽✨

Someone’s left hand holds out the BigMe HiBreak Pro device opened to one of the first few pages of, “The Apothecary Diaries: Volume 8.” As it is sufficiently bright, the backlight of the device is not turned on.

In the background, there are two green Smiski figurines beside a fake plant on an office window sill. It is sunny outside and the sky is bright blue. The author of this posts wishes to be spending her time reading for leisure outside versus being indoors and doing work as a slave to capitalism, though at least her work is helping the common good as a biomedical researcher.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 31/03/2025

Finally, there might be rallies in your area (e.g., Fighting Oligarchy berniesanders.com/oligarchy/ with @aoc.bsky.social & @sanders.senate.gov, or others--check out www.mobilize.us) ✊🏽✨ If you do go to any rallies, remember to protect yourself #SciSky: www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-... 🧪!

Image from a Scientfic American article titled "Protection from Head to Toe" that was included in an article on how to protect oneself during protests. There is a man in the center of the image with lines pointing to several aspects of his outfit:

(1) Shatterproof goggles such as those used for skiing or swimming can shield the eyes from tear gas, pepper spray, and other threats. Protesters should avoid wearing contact lenses.
(2) A backpack holds supplies such as water, which can be used both to stay hydrated and to rinse off pepper spray.
(3) In addition to switching phones to airplane mode, those hoping to avoid surveillence technology should turn off Bluetooth and WiFi, as well as the location services for individual apps.
(4) Earplugs may decrease the sound of acoustic weapons slightly, by about 20 to 30 decibels.
(5) Wearing a mask can protect both the face and respiratory system from chemical irritants. It also helps reduce the spread of COVID-19. Plus, it makes facial-recognition technology less effective.
(6) Long sleeves and pants can protect the skin from irritants such as tear gas and pepper spray.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 19/03/2025

@tsagov.bsky.social, this is ridiculous! 😡 We’re now barring individuals with opinions against the current administration from entering the country and confiscating their belongings? 🫣 😵‍💫 Sharing with #SciSky 🧪 for more visibility! Peep the alt-text of the screenshot! 🫠

A screenshot from the article reads: « J’ai appris avec préoccupation qu’un chercheur français », en mission pour le Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), « qui se rendait à une conférence près de Houston s’est vu interdire l’entrée sur le territoire américain avant d’en être expulsé », a affirmé le ministre de l’enseignement supérieur et de la recherche, Philippe Baptiste, dans une déclaration transmise à l’Agence France-Presse (AFP). « Cette mesure aurait été prise par les autorités américaines parce que le téléphone de ce chercheur contenait des échanges avec des collègues et des relations amicales dans lesquels il exprimait une opinion personnelle sur la politique menée par l’administration Trump en matière de recherche », a-t-il ajouté.

Which translates to English as: "I learned with concern that a French researcher on assignment for the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) who was traveling to a conference near Houston was denied entry to the United States before being expelled," said the Minister of Higher Education and Research, Philippe Baptiste, in a statement sent to Agence France-Presse (AFP). "This measure was apparently taken by the American authorities because the researcher's phone contained conversations with colleagues and friends in which he expressed a personal opinion on the Trump administration's research policy," he added.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 06/03/2025

There’s also another flyer for the event happening at @sandiegocounty.bsky.social City Hall Downtown! 🌊🏄🏽‍♀️🤩

A poster featuring the Statue of Liberty on the left-hand side of the poster, along with the banner, “Stand Up for Science” at the very top. There’s also a navy blue crest with the text, “50 50 1 San Diego.” The poster also has the date for the Stand Up for Science rally as, “This Friday, 3/7/2025, at San Diego City Hall then Waterfront Park.” There is also the schedule listed on the flyer: Gather at City Hall at 2:00 PM, Press Conference at 2:30 PM, March to Waterfront Park (0.9 miles) at 3:00 PM, and finally, a Rally at Waterfront Park at 4:00 PM.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 24/01/2025

Inspired by @cpsc.gov, I checked my Alt-Text rating on dame.is/ratingalttext! 😤 ✨ I got 95.24% 🏆 ✨ I HIGHLY encourage everybody, including #SciSky 🧪 #MedSky 🩺 🏥 and #BioSky 💻 🧬 🔬 🧫 people, to consider adding more Alt-Text to posts! 🙌🏽 Adding the Bluesky reminder in settings makes it super easy! 💪🏽

Screenshot from the website https://dame.is/ratingalttext rating the Bluesky Account @mragsac.com on their ability to add Alt-Text to photos posted to their account. Out of 524 posts analyzed, 21 contain images, 7 are replies, and 20 have Alt-Text present. The website rated this Bluesky account as a 95.24%, scoring in the top green-colored zone of the meter. It is unknown what the cutoffs are for the other categories, being Red, Orange, Yellow, then Green. There’s a hyperlink at the bottom stating, “Change your Bluesky Alt-Text settings” and another hyperlink, “Discover more tools: @cred.blue”

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 05/01/2025

Combining Tempo Move workouts with Classpass sessions has been helpful in staying active despite #ChronicPain flareups! 😤🌻 #Fibromyalgia My goal this year is to continue using @gentler.app and be in my green zone for most of the year! 2024 was rougher than 2023, but we can get back on track! 🧘🏽‍♀️🏋🏽‍♀️🏃🏽‍♀️✨

A screenshot from the Gentler Streak application on iOS shows that the user was active 123 out of 365 days of the year. There is a graphic showing black outlined white dots where the user had active activity and light blue dots where the user wasn’t active. There is also a statement where the user logged 135 physical activities during the year of 2024!

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 30/12/2024

Since it’s been chilly (not too cold as we’re in San Diego ☀️), my #ShibaInu 🐕 Yuuki has been hanging out with her humans a little bit more 🥹✨ … Mostly because she wants to beg for the holiday snacks and treats we’ve been having 🎄🎁🍪🍰 Not because she’s usually affectionate 🥲😭

A Shiba Inu with white and pale cream fur looks into the camera. She’s laying down in the center of the frame in between a white plush blanket with black diamond outlines on the left-hand side and the back of a white leather couch on the right-hand side. The dog’s fur is quite plush, and there are tufts ready to pluck for her winter blow-out on her chest. There’s a blurred brown, mid-century modern piano keyboard in the background, along with a brown wooden bookcase.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 24/12/2024

On Friday, I hosted a dinner party for folx that were still in San Diego 👯 (including those stuck because of the fog delays at the airport 🛬)! Sharing some of the food pictures here 🥘✨ All in all, dinner was a success! 🙌🏽 I was also glad to be able to practice cooking for friends 🥹💕

There are an assortment of oven roasted vegetables on top of a warm bed of beige-colored ricotta miso. The vegetables include carrots, sun dried tomatoes, zucchini, and mushrooms—there’s also a drizzle of hot honey on top of the entire mixture! The contrast in color between the reds and oranges of the vegetables against the beige-colored ricotta makes the dish pop!

There are bite-sized pieces of soy-marinated pork belly alongside a large, leafy green bed of lettuce on a ceramic plate. The brown, caramelized pork belly is as tight-packed as it can be on the plate, with the pieces beside each other as if they were all still sticking together. A few pieces are turned upwards to expose the beautifully juicy interior. In the bottom right corner of the picture, you can see some carrots, zucchini, and mushrooms sticking out from another plate beside this one.

There is a grilled pompano on a ceramic dinner plate with some parchment paper underneath. The fish’s head is situated towards you, with the eye and mouth still visible. There are brown scorch marks on the skin of the fish from the fire, along with green onions littering the surface. A knife and fork sit on the plate in the background, blurred, as the focus remains on the fish’s roasted body.

There are multitudes of stir fried shrimp in a dark grey pot with silver handles. The color is bright orange, with little specks of green onions littered amongst the cooked shrimp. While the shrimp have their heads and tails on, they’re cleaned of their shells for easier eating. A white serving spoon rests on the right-hand side of the pot, waiting for the next person to take their serving.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 18/12/2024

I haven’t posted a dog picture in a while, so here’s a photo of my #ShibaInu 🐕 — I’ve been asking her to get up for her morning walk, but she is absolutely ignoring anything I have to say that involves going outside 🥲😔 Her ears are twitching whenever I mention her name, so I know she’s awake 🙄🫠

A Shiba Inu sleeps on a round beige-colored donut dog bed with a plush red snowflake blanket. The dog’s front legs are stretched fully while her face is smushed into the red blanket—from this angle, the Shiba looks much larger than she usually does because of her plush fur.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 04/12/2024

Made my Home Screen look like a ✨ NookPhone 📱 from #AnimalCrossingNewHorizons #ACNH ☺️ You can find the icon pack on Gumroad (okpng.gumroad.com) and they were made for personal use by okpng.carrd.co! 🤩💖

Screenshot of the user’s Home Screen on their cellphone. The icons for various applications have muted colors and cute iconography similar to the Animal Crossing: New Horizons video game. There’s a quote at the top in the same dialogue font and styling as the video game displayed via the WidgetSmith mobile application: “And remember bad times… are just times that are bad…”

Other applications from left to right and top to bottom include: Calendar, Zotero, Libby, Books, and Wallet. There is another widget box containing clocks for the following cities: San Diego, California; New York City, New York; London, England; and Manila, Philippines. On the bottom app dock, there is an icon for a telephone is green, an app folder containing miscellaneous SNS applications, an icon of a globe for the mobile browser, and another app folder for various transportation applications.

The Home Screen background is a dark blue sky with stars in the background with real-colored waves on the bottom.

A screenshot of the SNS application drawer from the user’s Home Screen titled, “Messaging.” Similar to the first photo, this photo also has icons with a muted color scheme. There are icons labeled for WhatsApp in lime green, Messages in lime green, Email with a brown envelope over a teal background; Facebook Messenger in navy blue; Instagram in muted pink; Bluesky in muted violet; Discord in lavender; Facebook in blue; and Reddit in orange.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 02/12/2024

Deleted my previous message since you don’t have DMs enabled! Here’s an extremely, extremely crude sketch that I whipped up? 🥲 Something like stamps but they’re all designs of different disciplines that people can use to adorn their notebooks, laptops, etc! 🥹✨ And multiple would fit together?

There are two sketches featured in a screenshot taken from the Procreate application. Both are sketches of stamps that have different designs—the one on the left has “NEURO” written in all capital letters alongside a crude drawing of a brain in dark maroon lines. On the right, there is “Marine” spelled out in cursive with a very ugly drawing of some animal underneath—the artist intended it to be a dolphin but at best it looks like a blob with a dot for an eye.

There are arrows pointing to the stamp outline with the text, “Stamps all the same,” as well as an arrow pointing to one of the designs within the stamp stating, “Designs based on different specialties in biology, etc.” The author’s handwriting is messy, akin to a hand written doctor’s prescription.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 01/12/2024

Saw this floating around (Thanks @rogerslabucd.bsky.social and @clarencemah.me!) and did it for my page 👀 🗣️ Call me the “The Academic Explorer” 🏫✏️🗺️🧭🔭✨💖 (I don’t know what that means but it isn’t negative, I guess? 🫠)

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 01/12/2024

We went to the FC #Barcelona game yesterday against Las Palmas and our seats (€69 each!) were upgraded to the 2nd row 😳🤩

Photo taken from the corner of the Estadi Olímpic de Montjuïc as a field-side spectator before a soccer match. There are thousands of people in the stands and stadium security preventing onlookers from hopping the small fence onto the green soccer field.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 30/11/2024

We’ve been in Barcelona the past few days 🇪🇸 and my parents have been shocked by the number of Filipinos 🇵🇭 we’ve run into 😳 At times, we’ve been speaking more Tagalog to other people than survival Catalan and Spanish… 😅 It’s definitely made my parents more comfortable with traveling though! ☺️✨

An LED sign spelling out the word “Barcelona” can be seen spelled out with thin, red LED strip lights. There are two other street lamps illuminating the photograph taken at night, with several other LED lights in the background shaped into cylindrical-like structures.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 26/11/2024

Thanks for the birthday wishes! ✨ As a gift to himself, my dad is looking forward to rereading one of the #SciFi classics 🕵🏽‍♀️ (one that he made me read growing up) 🤖

The picture is of the book, “The Caves of Steel,” by Isaac Asimov, the 1991 Bantam edition. On the cover, there are two men with their backs towards each other, the man in the foreground wearing a trench coat and holding a gun. The man behind him is facing a futuristic city while wearing a blue suit. The city has a red floating vehicle speeding in a tube in the background.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 17/11/2024

Came outside to see my dog, Yuuki the #ShibaInu, completely relaxed in her favorite area of the house 💤 🐕 (Err… Outside, technically)

The photograph was taken in a backyard patio area with a sectional sofa and coffee table covered up with a patio cover. There are shoes scattered towards the bottom of the photo beside a dog bed. There is a Shiba Inu on the dog bed laying with her belly facing towards the sky—she appears to be sleeping. Towards the back are plants that desperately need more water than their owners are giving them.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 16/11/2024

We eat, cook, and host food parties in my house ✨ It was a thing we started in graduate school that just carried on as a way to hang out with friends!

The photo contains a picture of Filipino lumpia on a platter that were freshly fried—they’re a golden brown color and each one is approximately one palm length long and three fingers wide.

Several people sit around a crowded dining table topped with an assortment of fillings for Vietnamese spring rolls. Some of the offerings include marinated pan-fried tofu, green onions, fresh mint, cucumber, pork belly, carrots, pickled radish, shrimp, lettuce, and cucumbers. All of the fillings are vibrant and people are stuffing their faces of the food they assembled themselves!

A platter contains freshly fried Japanese vegetable tempura, including sweet potatoes, mushrooms, and zucchini. The plate is neatly organized but overflowing of the slices of thinly battered goods.

This photo contains a Shiba Inu with her head inside a Chobani yogurt container sitting on the ground. The dog is desperately trying to lick the remains of the yogurt in the container while somebody with black pants watches in the background, though you can’t see their face.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 16/11/2024

I went to the Munich Documentation Museum 🇩🇪 and the exhibit was particularly sombering since things felt parallel to current events … The last sentence in this photo [see alt text] was particularly impactful: “… The Weimar Republic failed because people didn’t expose extremism vigorously enough.”

The photo contains a panel from the Documentation Center in Munich, Germany 🇩🇪 , a museum focusing on the history and consequences of the Nazi Regime. The English translation of the panel is titled “The Path to Power — Democracy Can Fail” and contains the following reflection in the last paragraph:

“The Nazi Party's path to power was not an
inevitable, triumphant march. The defensive measures of the state and civilian resistance never came together to form an effective counter-force. The Weimar Republic failed because people didn’t expose extremism vigorously enough.”

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 16/11/2024

I don’t know why my #ShibaInu 🐕 does this, but sometimes she likes to wedge herself between me and the back of the couch like a snake 🐍 There’s also a small puddle of drool under her nose 💦

There is a Shiba Inu in the picture wedged between her owner and the back of a white leather sofa. You cannot hear it, but she’s softly snoring while the owner reads a paper on polygenic risk prediction on her MacBook Pro on her lap.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 14/11/2024

Also, wanted to give you the heads up that your profile is listed as “Invalid Handle”!

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 13/11/2024

Yes 😍 👋🏽 We host #food parties at our house quite a bit—here are some photos of stuff we’ve cooked together 🥘 🥹 The first photo of the 🇵🇭 Kamayan was my first attempt at doing a Kamayan at home! Definitely doing that again sometime, but less people 🥲 (Cooking for ~25 was pushing it at my house)

A spread of Filipino food lays over banana leaves, Kamayan style—including garlic fried rice (though you can’t see it under the pile of food), crab omelette (torta), fried milkfish (bangus), stir fry noodles (pancit), and assorted other food. Everything is on a heaping pile in the center of the table for people to grab with their hands in communal fashion.

Luckily, people washed their hands beforehand. There’s also a large bowl of a tofu-based dessert, called taho, at the bottom of the image.

The table is set up for grilled Korean BBQ at the table, including lettuce and an assortment of meat! Somebody is holding a single piece of meat on the hot plate resting on a small camping stove. At this point, everybody was tired of eating.

A spread of build-your-own Korean cold noodles sits on a coffee table repurposed from an old IKEA desk with its legs replaced. The cold “broth” sits in a teapot in the center, with Asian pairs, boiled eggs, and cucumbers on a plate for people to add to their bowl of noodles. Two brave souls decided to make their noodles extra spicy, but they didn’t survive the entire meal.

Several plates with breakfast items lay on a table labeled as “Welcome to Yuuki’s House.” there’s bacon, eggs, waffles, and fruit! There’s also a bowl of strawberry spinach salad that somebody made to attempt to be healthy, and a delicious bottle of Tequila Corralejo 99,000 Horas in the back that was finished along with the kombucha, fruit juice, and sparkling water.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 13/11/2024

Came home a little early today to finish the rest of my working day and my #ShibaInu gave me the happiest smile 💕 Yes, new followers, you’re going to get some dog content on this feed 🐶✨🐕🦴

Shiba Inu looking into the camera while sitting in an armchair—it looks like she’s smiling out of joy of seeing the owner taking the photo. But really, the owner has a leftover burrito in her pocket and the Shiba probably smells that.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 11/11/2024

I also need a service like this to break up the science posts on my feed a little bit 🐕🦴 In exchange for that super cute photo of your dog… This is my 7 year old #ShibaInu, Yuuki! 🐾

A Shiba Inu looks directly into the camera with her nose as close to the lens as possible.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 10/11/2024

#Endometriosis flare ups on a lazy Sunday are significantly better with a dog to comfort you ❤️‍🩹

POV of somebody laying down on the couch with blanket over their legs. There’s a sleeping Shiba Inu laying down between the back rest of the couch and the blankets.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 08/11/2024

I’ll be spending time with my dog, catching up with friends, and doing chores around the house to bring some sense of order to my life 🙂‍↕️

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 08/11/2024

Here’s another fun photo from this morning of my dog, Yuuki—Can you find her in this picture? 🐶🐕🐾 #ShibaInu #PetPhotos

White text at the top of the photograph reads, “Tell me when you see it.” In the photo is a white living room couch with blankets and pillows tossed around. There is a Shiba Inu hiding somewhere in the photo, peeking out its face.

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Michelle Franc Ragsac, PhD 🇵🇭🇺🇸 @mragsac.com · 08/11/2024

My dog is currently getting me through these past few days of ER visits and general dread about the world—here’s a photo of Yuuki to share! #PetPictures #ShibaInu

A Shiba Inu lays on its back on the edge of a beige-colored carpet in a living room

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