Jean MacDonald

Wednesday waves. 🌊👋 Clear dawn with a perfect violet to gold gradient.

Happy Star Trek Day to all who celebrate. 🖖 According to my father, we got our first color TV so we could watch it, 60 years ago today.

Bob MacDonald, Sr., 1935-2025.

Wednesday waves 🌊👋 (🤦‍♀️I forgot to post yesterday) Sunlight strikes the wave crests.

Wednesday waves 🌊👋 video + photo I’m on a road trip this weekend, so this week’s waves are from the Seattle - Bainbridge Island ferry

Wednesday waves (a day late) 🌊👋 Super low tide morning.

Wednesday waves. 🌊👋 Video + photo.

Wednesday waves. 🌊 👋 Video + photo.

Wednesday waves.

Wednesday waves for the Pacific Wave Appreciation Society.

I added two new greeting cards to the Well-Tempered Cards shop on Etsy.

Wednesday waves.

Seal pup, dropped off on the beach by its mother while she hunts.

It’s been a while since I posted something for the Pacific Wave Appreciation Society.

The Photos app surfaced this 2024 photo today. ❤️ Bob (my dad) with the Bob Moore statue at Bob’s Red Mill.

The color on the beach at the moment of sunset yesterday.

When I was a little girl, I knew there was a prince in England born the same year as me, and I expected that I would somehow meet him so I could marry him and become a princess. 👸🏼 File that under “careful what you wish for

Sneaker wave alert this weekend.

I finally upgraded to the iPhone 17 Pro.

The Pacific Ocean listened to my King Tides feedback.

Last day of January King Tides, and last of the season.

There are a lot of visitors on our beach in this holiday week.

For the Pacific Wave Appreciation Society and anyone who likes watching waves: it’s King Tides Eve, and the sunrise high tide gave a little preview of what’s to come.

What a difference a day makes.

For the Pacific Wave Appreciation Society: the massive waves at the mouth of the Columbia River, “one of the most treacherous waterways in the world,” as the sign says.

I saw this bumper sticker, and it made me think we need one for the Pacific Wave Appreciation Society. 🌊 (And, on the same walk I spotted a beach fort!)