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batbetbitbotbut replied to your photo âReally, Dad? Every morning? Every morning you take pictures?â Sheâs...â
They look so grown up - no more kitten about them! *sadface*
Itâs true, they are Adult Cryptids now. But they will always be my babies!
niennanir replied to your photoset âNaClYoHo day four! Â Before and after photos donât work particularly...â
Whatever its origins the box looks like your standard pastry box of the type I pack Christmas cookies in for gifting. You might be able to find a replacement.
Oh yes! Iâm sure I can replace it. But it wonât smell the same, you know? They really do hate change, the little curmudgeons.
rsfcommonplace
Don't the Chicago street signs give you a clue about direction? Â In the Denver area I can tell how far north or south or east or west by the addresses and signs.
To an extent, but generally to work it out, especially if youâre new, you have to walk a few blocks in various directions. Much easier to just bust out a compass :D
feanna
Why not use zig-zag or another stretchy stitch to hem the ex-toe opening?
Honestly, I didnât think of it, but that will be a BIG HELP IN THE FUTURE, thank you :D
swordofomens replied to your photoset âNaClYoHo day four! Â Before and after photos donât work particularly...â
That is a pothos I am pretty sure. Seconding keeping tiny cryptids away from it. But they are really good at cleaning up internal air quality!
Good to know! They generally donât nibble, and canât get onto the plant sill in any case, but as soon as Iâve got those properly planted (after clipping) Iâll move them to work, where theyâll do more good anyway!
rhythmelia replied to your post âSALTY PIRATES GET SHIT DONEâ
Thank you for doing this cleaning thing! It felt nice to have company around the world while I did house chores :D
It does feel nice, doesnât it? And every day I get home and Iâm like âDo I really want to?â but then I think âTHE INTERNET IS WAITINGâ and I do it anyway!Â
ameliahcrowley replied to your photo âI love that the âmodern designâ or âindustrial artâ sections of...â
The rope chair looks like it might actually be incredibly comfortable, depending on how much give their is in the rope. I've sat in chairs that were strung something like that, and they sort of moulded to my body and cradled it, hammock-fashion. You see! You *need* to be able to try out the chairs! Or how will you ever know? It would be *educational*. Museums are supposed to be in favour of education.
What Iâm worried about is that there might be enough give in the rope that youâre essentially sitting on the single sidelong plank of wood beneath it -- you canât see from that angle but itâs basically a wood frame with about 1âł of solid wood running up the center of the seat and the back. If the rope wasnât there itâd be some kind of torture device :DÂ
@feanna reblogged your photo and added:
Rittersporns polnischer Name âJaskierâ ist im...
Von mir aus. Klingt trotzdem bescheuert.
Ist nicht der ganze Punkt von Jaskiers Charakter dass er eben nicht ritterlich ist? Also, nicht im Macho-Drachentöter-Sinne, und auch mit der Minne hat erâs ja nicht so (Liebe ja, höfisch nein).
Dandelion ist jetzt auch nicht wirklich besser mMn. KA ob das im Original funktioniert oder genauso awkward ist. Es gibt halt im dt nicht die Tradition, dass irgendwelche Bezeichnungen fĂŒr Pflanzen, Tiere, StĂ€dte (oder auch einfach nur irgendwelche Substantive) auch Vornamen sein können - deswegen scheuert das bei mir an den Synapsen.
Gibts dafĂŒr nen Grund? Ist der inkognito unterwegs und war in einer GeorgeGlass-Situation als er sich den Namen ausgedacht hat? Weil dann wĂŒrde es Sinn ergeben, dass man einen deutschen Pflanzennamen verwendet.
anyway
Ich glaub ich mach mir da gerade zu viele Gedanken drĂŒber lol
feanna replied to your photo âThe thing that trips me up about this kind of declarative âif you get...â
A part of this feels really OLD (but could be new using old arguements to be TERFy/anti-trans definitely...) from the time in fandom when there were people who were like: I'm into slash! I can't be homophobic. And the fact that shlash is often much more a medium by/for women (and actually many lesbians included here) that is has to do with actual gay man. Much has been written on that topic...
Oh itâs a VERY, very old topic; going back at least as far as TOS days and âthe premiseâ and all of that. And christ, I remember that argument âI like slash, I canât be homophobicâ like it was fuckinâ YESTERDAY. I do think thereâs a productive conversation amongst fans and for fans to have with themselves, so to speak, about how a female-dominated genre (fanfic) that writes a lot of m/m stories can do so in ways that donât perpetuate stereotypes or ignorance. That conversation has been going on for fifty years at least, and itâs worth having.
But to declare that a certain kind of sexual fantasy makes you a non-ally and expecting that to somehow end the discussion strikes me as very... unaware. And perhaps thatâs all this is, someone whoâs either young or simply new to fandom who hasnât learned about our collective perennial topics of debate and recurring themes and evergreen arguments over the decades. Which is fine! Not everyone has to be a fandom expert in order to engage! But to assert as fact something that is not at all settled makes me doubtful that any deeper thought has been put into the assertion.
When I go to your blog there's a green dot on the messaging button at the top and the mouseover says you're online. I figure that's the new online function that can be disabled? (Just, it's not on the avatar, it's on the messenger?) Anyways, maybe you want people to see when you're online (and I figure in this case you are because you just reblogged something, although, when I actually click on the messenger it says offline, but that's probs because mutuals messenging) But if you don't - setting
I dunno how to turn that off and honestly the tab is always open in my browser so it doesnât matter, Iâll always show online.

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qwertynerd97 replied to your post âOne of my gifts for Christmas was a packet of San Francisco sourdough...â
(Oops, I didnât see the no advice, sorry, I was just excited âcause I had the same starter)
No worries, your enthusiasm tempered it! :DÂ
tienriu replied to your post âOne of my gifts for Christmas was a packet of San Francisco sourdough...â
this is why I don't understand sourdough starter - it's so time consuming instead of being less????? (but it tastes so good goddamnit)
I honestly donât really get it, flavorwise. I donât taste much difference between sourdough and, say, Italian or regular white. It might be a supertaster thing where Iâm tasting one underlying note (like with beer), but I spent years and years in San Francisco and never understood the big deal about sourdough.Â
feanna replied to your post âOne of my gifts for Christmas was a packet of San Francisco sourdough...â
There is a reason why people jumped on the yeast wagon for bread baking when it became widely available. :D I've done the sourdough thing and yes, you have to time it righ! You can adjust the times somewhat by adjusting the temperature, but this will also potentially modify the end result a bit. So you also have to start at the right time of day. The bread does keep a long time though! So, no need to bake every few days, if you wanted to make all your own bread that way.
I think the problem is that whether or not it keeps longer than another kind of bread...I still eat bread, so the need to make more bread is pretty constant. :D A large loaf might last me two weeks if I halve it and put it in the freezer, but honestly I make bread almost every weekend. Itâs one reason (texture is the other) that I moved from no-knead bread to more conventional breads; no-knead requires a 12-18 hour rise, followed by a second short rise, which means a lot of pre-planning. If Iâm suddenly out of bread, my greek yogurt bread takes about two hours, and my applesauce challah takes a little over three. I can make a loaf of bread in an evening with those, if I really need to. They do require more complex ingredients, but stuff like greek yogurt, eggs, honey, applesauce, I almost always have on hand for other eatinâ.Â
whatdoyoumeanitsnotawesome replied to your photo âwandererriha: oldfarmhouse: https://weheartit.com/entry/269315318 ...â
that's oor Sam, goin' straight to MURDER
ITâS WHAT I DO. :DÂ
feanna hat auf deinen Eintrag geantwortet âre your vanilla conference call conversation - For what it's worth,...â
My suggestion would have been liquorice. (It's really not vor everybody, and lots of people even question why it exists, but it definitely exists, and some people like it a lot. (Or any other "oddball" flavour like that. Though I can see the reasoning for rocky road somewhat.)
I... can see where youâre coming from. Though I gotta say Iâm having a much harder time accepting the idea of liquorice ice cream than I do with most kinks. Your Ice Cream Flavour Is Not My Ice Cream Flavour And Thatâs Okay?
@feanna replied to your post âWhoever popularized firs as garden plants, I hope they're having fun...â
I have more beef with the "Lebensbaum"(or as my mother calls them "Friedhofsbaum") -Person
Die sind wenigstens nicht so pieksig, meine Arme sehen aus als hÀtte ich die Masern *heul*. Aber generell finde ich, Fichten/sonstiges Nadelgedöns gehört in GebirgswÀlder und es gibt in unseren GÀrten zu wenig insekten- und vogelfreundliche StrÀucher.