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I can't stop giggling man you have literally increased my total HP bar with this
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people who have never grown food for sustenance or to supplement their diet have such an extreme view of it. I guess that’s what happens when generations of people are living lives completely divorced from cultivation, harvesting, processing, slaughtering. in theory they believe it’s the easiest thing ever - that it should come naturally to every human ever born, simply because you’re a human. then you ask them if they would ever kill a chicken hypothetically, and they act like you shot their pet in front of them.
The first time I saw a deer up close was in my grandfather’s back yard; I was about four years old. I don’t remember the reason that my mom dropped me off at my grandfather’s house for an afternoon, but I know that it was unplanned - because he was in the middle of processing a deer. It had been field dressed, organs already removed, and was hanging by its ankle tendons from the t-shaped steel pole at one end of the backyard clothesline. I was startled, worried, concerned that the animal was hurt. There was blood! There was flesh!
My grandfather responded by calmly explaining what he was doing, step by step. Explaining why he was skinning the deer, and quartering it, taking it from this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White-tailed_deer to this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venison
By the time he was cooking tenderloin medallions and plating them up to me with grape jelly (don’t knock grape jelly on meat until you’ve tried it!) and instant mashed potatoes, I wasn’t startled or concerned anymore. I had a deeper understanding of the way the world worked, of my role as a consumer, a predator. Of the responsibilities that entailed. I couldn’t have explained it then, of course, with my 4-year-old mind and vocabulary - but Philosophy had been set into motion. This is a core memory for me.
I did not have nightmares about the butchered deer.
More people should be introduced, as little children, to their place in the ecosystem and the responsibilities that entails.
I’ve never personally butchered anything but my family used to grow some of our own vegetables when I was a kid. Corn, squash, tomatoes, peppers, herbs, etc. we even tried grinding our own flour for a little bit but that didn’t last long because if you’ve ever ground flour by hand you understand.
People have such a romantic view of farming and growing food but a lot of my summers as a kid was spent trying to come up with ways to stop birds from eating our vegetables, planting other plants and releasing insects to keep other insects away, and pulling weeds.
Food doesn’t just sit there all pretty growing in the sun. Everything wants to steal it away from you. Agriculture even on a small scale is a never ending battle against insects, other plants stealing water and sunlight, birds, small mammals. You are not the only one who wants the fruits of your labor.
It’s important to remember that. Every tomato you eat is one that survived the never ending assault of insects and birds.
people who have never grown food for sustenance or to supplement their diet have such an extreme view of it. I guess that’s what happens when generations of people are living lives completely divorced from cultivation, harvesting, processing, slaughtering. in theory they believe it’s the easiest thing ever - that it should come naturally to every human ever born, simply because you’re a human. then you ask them if they would ever kill a chicken hypothetically, and they act like you shot their pet in front of them.
The first time I saw a deer up close was in my grandfather’s back yard; I was about four years old. I don’t remember the reason that my mom dropped me off at my grandfather’s house for an afternoon, but I know that it was unplanned - because he was in the middle of processing a deer. It had been field dressed, organs already removed, and was hanging by its ankle tendons from the t-shaped steel pole at one end of the backyard clothesline. I was startled, worried, concerned that the animal was hurt. There was blood! There was flesh!
My grandfather responded by calmly explaining what he was doing, step by step. Explaining why he was skinning the deer, and quartering it, taking it from this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White-tailed_deer to this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venison
By the time he was cooking tenderloin medallions and plating them up to me with grape jelly (don’t knock grape jelly on meat until you’ve tried it!) and instant mashed potatoes, I wasn’t startled or concerned anymore. I had a deeper understanding of the way the world worked, of my role as a consumer, a predator. Of the responsibilities that entailed. I couldn’t have explained it then, of course, with my 4-year-old mind and vocabulary - but Philosophy had been set into motion. This is a core memory for me.
I did not have nightmares about the butchered deer.
More people should be introduced, as little children, to their place in the ecosystem and the responsibilities that entails.
I’ve never personally butchered anything but my family used to grow some of our own vegetables when I was a kid. Corn, squash, tomatoes, peppers, herbs, etc. we even tried grinding our own flour for a little bit but that didn’t last long because if you’ve ever ground flour by hand you understand.
People have such a romantic view of farming and growing food but a lot of my summers as a kid was spent trying to come up with ways to stop birds from eating our vegetables, planting other plants and releasing insects to keep other insects away, and pulling weeds.
Food doesn’t just sit there all pretty growing in the sun. Everything wants to steal it away from you. Agriculture even on a small scale is a never ending battle against insects, other plants stealing water and sunlight, birds, small mammals. You are not the only one who wants the fruits of your labor.
It’s important to remember that. Every tomato you eat is one that survived the never ending assault of insects and birds.
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if you see this or are tagged in it, tag a couple of your favorite mutuals/blogs and let them know you appreciate seeing them on your dash!
@h0neysugarfree @blueberrylovv @bequiteanddriveeeeeee @cherri-bomb-bomb @eg0mechan1c @fatrexicisback
Took me forever to reply to this because I love you all too much to just tag
@shedoescalcforfunsies first of all thank you for tagging me and for your too kind words, you're one of the kindest souls I know and the might of your love for Everything inspires us all <3 also thank you for being my designated Dante FAQ
@legendoflins you're brilliant, full of knowledge and eager to share and I lowkey getting FOMO that I won't get to be in your class, thanks for Mao May and matching my freaking out over amazing professors <3 I wish we got to see more of your acting and that you didn't forget to eat
@lucio-moonchild you're Epic man! (Ba dum tss) srsly you are, you don't post that often but I love hearing your takes on the Odyssey and Epic and you're an Arcane Viktor fan so your opinions are correct by default. Thank you for giving me a book to write <3
@zzalina Spain Awareness ambassador, first source of news for all things musicals, cosplayer supreme, and Rosalía de Castro initiation guide! Man you bless my dash and I need you to know that I can't even pick one thing of all I want to thank you for <3
@lace-miserables you! Maker of old men yaoi and doomed world saviours yuri! You know what you've done to my dash and I will not let you forget! Your music is brilliant too, I can't wait to see what you'll make next, we're never too old for that hope in our hearts <3
@dykeionysus how are we even mutuals, you're far too cool to be following me! Your hair? Flawless. Your takes? Laser precision. You inspire me and I don't say that lightly, beauty is political! You and Jess are adorable btw
There are too many mutuals to tag you all but I hope you know of my love through all the reblogs <3 you make this hellsite a home
with all my love for drawing wetcat nerds, eva stratt they never make me hate you🪐
This is a reminder for those who handmake Christmas presents that now is not too early to start. It may in fact be a good time to start if you have a lot to make/your craft takes a long time. You should maybe start it now, whether that's brainstorming or actually doing the crafts!
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Some very quick melinoë and hypnos modern au redesigns i did a while ago i hope you guys will like anyway.
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Top 5 best things in my day: pointing at Mina and accusing her of tiny and she comes chirping and trotting my way for pets because she knows she's tiny
I kind of miss the impulsivity that certain spaces used to allow. oh you want a hair cut today? hairdresser in the corner can fit you in before her 2 o’clock. tattoo of a cobra… sure leg or arm? even concerts, back when you could go to the box office thirty mins before any show. not saying these things don’t exist at all, but everything feels booked five months in advance and 10x more expensive

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Ariel and Dante will fight out of principle, if Ariel told Dante to go eat a dick and Clara commented "handing it over to the pros, then?" it would take them over half an hour to realize they're fighting about who's the best at eating dick (and bringing their comfort dead poets into it)
Lighted the shabbat candles on the stove because I couldn't find the lighter or matches and was running out of time so if I stub my toe again next week I had it fucking coming.