Vultures

These might not be the birds you’d hope to see outside your window on any given day, but they’re undeniably fascinating. I’m not entirely sure, but I believe one is a black vulture and the other a turkey vulture. They spent quite some time dancing around the roof before finally taking off into the sky.

 

Silent Wheel

 

Cash Money

 

They say you can’t take it all with you when you depart for the hereafter. Clearly, whoever said that never met the person who commissioned this coffin, adorned entirely with bills and coins. It’s an extravagant piece that serves as a striking reminder—some people truly have more money than they know what to do with.

If you want to see this for yourself, visit the: National Museum of Funeral History in Houston. 

Red and Blue

Red stands out vividly against the blue sky as an American Airlines plane descends toward DFW. This 300-foot-tall oil derrick, introduced to Six Flags Over Texas in 1969, isn’t just a landmark—it’s the only observation deck in Arlington, TX. From the top, you’d get breathtaking views of both Dallas and Fort Worth, along with the mesmerizing sight of planes landing and taking off from DFW. 

I’ve always dreamed of making it to the top, but somehow, it never seems to be open whenever I visit.

Sinfully Scenic

Scenic moments come in many forms. The Las Vegas Strip, with its unique charm, is scenic in its own way. While it may not feature towering mountains or vast oceans, it boasts its own kind of grandeur—colossal casinos and world-class wonders that create a skyline all their own. 

 Also linked to: Sunday Best.

Neon Skimmer

 A Neon Skimmer once paid me a visit—a first-time encounter that left me in awe of its striking colors. I haven’t seen one since that day, but the memory has stayed with me. Now, I find myself hoping to cross paths with these vibrant creatures more often. 

Spring Storm

On Monday, March 24, a brief but intense storm swept through, bringing massive raindrops that pounded so fiercely they mimicked the sound of hail. Thunder rumbled overhead, accompanied by occasional flashes of lightning. Though the much-needed rain was short-lived, it left behind a stunning scene. Later, when I took the dog out, the sky put on its own spectacular display, illuminated by the warm glow of the afternoon sun.

 

AirCal

American Airlines has a special fleet of planes that pay tribute to carriers that have merged with AA over the years and faded into aviation history. This particular aircraft honors AirCal, a California-based airline that operated from 1966 to 1987. The heritage livery design, with its retro colors, has become one of my absolute favorites—it’s a nostalgic nod to the past that I truly admire.