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Ryan Maus

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💻 designing in the button jungle
🐩 making fetch happen
📍enjoying Chicago

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In the club, we all fam. 💗 by @ryanmausdesigns

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5 months ago

taken in Chicago, Illinois by @ryanmausdesigns

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5 months ago

Vanilla, peppermint, ginger, clove, patchouli, frankincense, and “strong ocean fragrance” lol by @ryanmausdesigns

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6 months ago

I saw my bestie yesterday. She’s seen it all. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @ryanmausdesigns

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6 months ago

Wanting to crash at @venus_goddessmermaid's forever or at least be her neighbor. @angela_rae8 come over too? taken in LIPS Chicago by @ryanmausdesigns

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7 months ago

Grandma Pat’s 💛⭐️🌟⚜️ by @ryanmausdesigns

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8 months ago

In Dune: Part Two, the Fremen see the desert mouse as a symbol of survival and wisdom.

How does that tiny creature thrives in a place that looks impossible?
• It finds water where others don’t.
• It moves by rhythm, not force.
• It survives through adaptation, not dominance.

Maybe the challenge isn’t about having more—resources, time, certainty. Maybe it’s about working with what’s already here, in smaller, steadier ways.

Like the desert mouse, we can:
• Draw strength from hidden sources.
• Align our energy with the conditions around us.
• Trust that lightness and adaptability are their own forms of power. by @ryanmausdesigns

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a year ago

Ornate > bland. I prefer craftsmanship, curves, and history over flat current boxes.

Written by ChatGPT by @ryanmausdesigns

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a year ago

Dimmable lights don’t need shades taken in Logan Square by @ryanmausdesigns

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2 years ago

Cute night in reverse ⏪ taken in Chase Chicago Theater by @ryanmausdesigns

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2 years ago

Once a groundbreaking feat of engineering in the early 20th century, the Chicago River split showcases the city’s ingenuity in reversing the river’s flow to protect its drinking water. This historic waterway and the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal continue to be vital, well-maintained arteries for sanitation, flood control, and commercial navigation, stretching from downtown Chicago to the Des Plaines River. (written with chatgpt) by @ryanmausdesigns

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