bug dad

- likes forest

- will run away to forest if upset

- hard time communicating

- doesn’t like pictures

- people aren’t sure if I actually exist or not

- wants to sleep during the day and exist at night

more moss

more mud

although adventuring and discovering and exploring is fun, please also care for yourself! make sure you get some sleep, whether in a tent or a bed, after a long day!! eat a filling meal!! drink your water, and make sure to clean any scratches or scrapes you got while you were out!!

Tortillas - they are flat and store well. They will stay fresh for a while. Seriously, tortillas are one of the best things that you can bring with you to help you get carbs and eat your food. You can put anything on it, and you’ll have enough to last you at least a week. Alternatively, 

Peanut Butter - May be accompanied by jelly, though that is more of an inconvenience. Can be spread on tortillas, eaten out of the jar, or put with various edible things that you find. It really goes with everything. 

Summer Sausage - Cheap, tastes great w/ everything, including peanut butter, easy to store as long as you’re willing to cut it with a pocket knife. Very very filling. Can also be used for traps. Will keep longer than most meats. 

Nutella - Same thing as peanut butter. Spread on tortillas for dessert. Always a good way to bring up moral.

Cheese - Depends on how long you’re out, but most cheeses won’t last without a cooler. This being said, if you’ve got a little money from your adventures to spend, aged cheeses can keep without refrigeration and will last you for a long time. My recommendations are gouda and aged cheddars. A little higher-end, but cheese is very versatile. Combined with tortilla, as well as other toppings, it can make a great campfire pizza or quesadilla. Additionally, cheese is a great snack for all animals.

Herbs - Can be found in the wild or brought by yourself, but if you place herbs over hot coals, it will infuse whatever you’re cooking with a herby-goodness. 

Edible Flowers/Dandelions - Any flowers that you’re aware of being edible would make a fine salad, and dandelions especially are a great snack, if you can find them. The top of the flowers are very sweet. Additionally, if you boil any of these flowers in water and take it out after you’re done, you’ll have yourself a fine tea. 

Instant Mac and Cheese/Noodles - Ideal for any overnight trips, as you will have to make it over a camp fire, however, they mix well with several things, and are another good source of carbs. 

Canned Things - Store well, in the pocket of a back pack or in some spare space, and can store other things once you’re done with them. Most of them also allow for more than one serving, so bring a way to keep the food in the can so you have leftovers for the next day. Additionally, most things in cans are safe to eat without any additional preparation, so if for some reason you are unable to warm them, you’ll still have some food with you.

Nuts - Mmmmmmmmmmm. Just watch for squirrels.

Garlic/Salt/Pepper - All common things to put on top of food, and for good reasons. Especially salt, it will make even the blandest thing taste better. 

Singing the whole soundtrack of a musical

Making a gingerbread house

Walking around without pants

Screaming

Dancing

Baking cookies and muffins and also cooking pancakes at the same time

Deep cleaning your entire room

Turning up the music so loud you can hear it in every corner of the house

Washing the dishes

Washing the clothes

Finishing that book sitting on your shelf half read

Meditating

Running

Terrorizing the pets

Witchcraft

Drawing floor plans at the kitchen table for a house you’ll never build

Basking in the silence of solitude

Talking to friends on the phone because there’s no one to listen in

Do sudoku