Sep 10, 2025
Day 5: AU (Mirrorverse)
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Day 5: AU (Mirrorverse)
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not mittens but kitten angst bcuz i think about chapter 5.2 a lot
Is this how writting fanfiction works?
Am I writter now?
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Painland Week Day 2: Myths/Legends
@ deathsankh: lmao does Edwin Payne rly think i cant see him 😂
@ deathsankh: poor kid’s been in hell for 73 years and he comes right back to school? NERD
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Chat I'm gonna be cringe. I'm gonna be so cringe and make a BLU scout sideblog, chat. and im gonna make him miserable chat. Where there's a happy stupid puppy (Dan) there should be an emo...
He's technically not blu scout and im allowed to make duplicates nnrhekdbdkdnsksmsskkk
So, onion seeds are known to lose germination rate very fast; they're supposed to germinate for one year after you get them, and then their germination rate plummets. Knowing this, I had collected lots of onion seeds from one big old onion plant in my garden, and I tried very hard to grow them last year. I however, flopped. For some reason my baby onion plants would die off very young, and only few of them managed to actually get transplanted into the garden. The ones I transplanted also seemed to die off, and I thought almost all of them were dead, until I found a few leftover bulbs while cleaning my garden in the fall; I left them in the soil, in hope they would grow for the summer.
But this meant I would have to, once again, wait for an onion plant to go to seed, which takes 2 and half years, then collect seeds, grow them for another 2 years until they actually become onions, and all in all, I would go years without actually having onions because I refuse to buy them from the store, or buy the little bulbs you can plant in the garden. I want onions grown from seed!!!
Even though the seeds I have are now 3 years old, and supposed to be kinda useless, I still planted bunch of them in one pot, with very little hope that any would germinate since they're too old, but look!
They're coming out! It's not too late! My 3 year old onion seeds still have some germination power left in them! People are lying about this!
And I am so attached to this right now, because, I haven't been using actual onions in making food for years now. I would use garlic, or spring onions, or chives, just whatever to replace the onion so I could still have somewhat tasty food, and it was okay, it was fine, I thought my food tasted okay. But then, when my last roommate disappeared, she actually left behind a little bag of onions she never used. I stored it carefully, and then started using them in dishes. And I couldn't believe how much better every single dish suddenly was. I didn't even realize. Onions bring in sweetness. Onions are sweet! They're so luxurious and sweet! And I didn't even know how much I missed this until I had it again.
I'm down to 2 actual onions and just looking at my little baby onion pot with hope and yearning in my heart, I want this to work out so badly. If anyone has tips for growing onions from seed please share. I heard somewhere you need to start them in January, so I did, but they only grew into little bulbs very late into the fall, so I assume there's no time to have them grow fully in just one year. So I have to start them from seed every year and have it be successful if I want to have onions 2 years in the future. It's not an easy feat! But I know it's worth it. Onions are worth it.