Doggie Style

- NW 27th and Thurman
-- Submitted by Rich

Cat Armpits?

- NW Portland
-- Submitted by James

Crumb Bum

- Outside of Starbucks on 21st
-- Submitted by James

Famous People Stories Live June 25, 2011

Cat Stories presents Famous People Stories Live June 25, 2011.

Sad hydrant

- From NW Portland
-- Submitted by Nikki, who writes: "Saw this little guy somewhere around NW 20th, can't remember exactly where we were. He just looks so sad!"

I'll have what she's having

- Submitted by Libby, who writes: "I took this video on the Max and I think it speaks for itself; I don't know this person or why they were doing this, but I'd imagine drugs. (I know your website calls for photos, but this one is priceless, I swear)."

I always knew something fishy was going on

- Submitted by Lusus Naturae, who writes: "I was at the Sylvania campus of PCC today waiting for a friend. Apparently the college's 50th anniversary is coming up, and there's a big bulletin board in the Campus Center for people to leave notes for various ideas about how to celebrate, what to do for the next 50 years, and the like. This caught my eye, and it really does explain a lot about my experiences with the Rock Creek campus."

Coyote Ugly

- Thurman and NW 27th
-- Submitted by Rich

Look at the Sky

- Several around SE Belmont
-- Submitted by Chris

Space Cowboy

- Near NE 33rd and Broadway
-- Submitted by Chris

Yarn Bombing

- Seen all over SE, this is in Col. Summers Park
-- Submitted by Chris

Chalked

- Submitted by Jonathan, who writes: "I saw this along the Vera Katz Eastbank Esplanade last week, amid a whole bunch of other chalk drawings on the sidewalks. Not sure if someone intentionally misspelled chalk as "chaulk," but I thought it pretty humorous - hope you do, too."

Life after people

Bike being eaten by vines, around SE 22nd & Morrison
- Submitted by a p

Naked Marionette

Lee writes:

Tuesday morning, my wife called me at home and said that I needed to take photos of a life-size puppet hanging in the trees above a bus stop near our apartment.

It looked a bit creepy hanging there amongst the trees, but the dedication that went into it is amazing. (the word on her chest says "shine") By Tuesday afternoon it had fallen down and by Wednesday afternoon it was gone. I hope the artist took it. It would be interesting to know who the artist was.

Bad Neighborhood

Note from previous projectionist regarding sound levels in an auditorium.

-- Photo by Grady

Bread hands

- Bus stop at 19th & Hawthorne
-- Submitted by Justin

now THIS is art!

- Submitted by Josh, who writes: "This just randomly showed up on NE 20th and Davis, by a big parking lot. The funny thing is, there are a group of middle schoolers who have a bus stop right next to this new installation.

This also, by the way, is where the boot with the banana peel in it was. Go inner NE for weirdness!"

Art!

Taken at NE 20th and Davis.

Submitted by Josh

p.s. I should mention that this particular newspaper box always has some assortment of shoes sitting on top of it. Sometimes two boots, sometimes a boot and a shoe, sometimes just some insoles ... but now it has been topped with the banana peel.

Traffic Diverter

- SE 12th at Clay
-- Submitted by Broadside Johnnie

Hop Works

August PR event, sidewalk by the Opera's East Bank HQ. Snacks and kegs of Widmer. Signs on lampposts and the sidewalk. Coincidentally, PFD showed up and layed down about 50 yards of fire hose between their truck and a brush fire.

- Submitted by Broadside Johnnie