And that kids is why sometimes you can skip an episode during a rewatch

Have you considered snaps or velcro? I have a cloak I wear in the winter and the hood attatches with snaps. If you dont want them showing when you take the hood off, you can just sew a strip/tube of fabric and add snaps to it to replace the hood and nobody will ever know.

Couldnt find the 3rd without the hints from the comments but i DID start spspsppspspsppspping irl the moment i saw the pic. Have i finally reached Crazy Cat Lady age?

50/50 between an unmedicated pcos period, and unmedicated CDSOM (excessive teeth grinding sanding away the outer portion of the jawbone& causing infection in the marrow). Period was more painful, but the cdsom lasted longer cause I didn't have meds that would make a dent, so ended up suffering for weeks and weeks until I actually couldn't speak for the pain.

So abled folks are allowed to enjoy something that disabled people aren't because disabled folks require extra support to be alive? Disabled people should have a lower quality of life because they... already have a lower quality of life? And again, where do you draw the line. Can they have red meat? It's not strictly required to stay alive. Can they have candy? What about a birthday cake? What if they want to share a big birthday cake with friends?

And even sticking to alcohol, what, is the office that delegates disability pay going to ask for receipts from every restaurant and supermarket? Or do we all get cards to use that will decline on alcohol? Why are disabled people being restricted from a substance everybody else is allowed to enjoy?

Fair play! Raw carrots for snacking is an absolute fav of mine.

Avoid false memories by playing the fake acenarios in fictional worlds. I've had my heart broken by musketeers, Federation starship captains and Théoden of Rohan lmao

Yeeting a chicken thigh in the airfryer for 10 minutes, adding some veggies like broccolli, and going for another 10-15, is sometimes the best I've got. Sometimes I'll add a diced potato, or just settle for a side of (garlic)bread.

One of my faves is, on a day off work, I make chicken pies. You can just grab the pastry from the store, and even just use a bechamel sauce from a jar. Then I put the pastry into a muffin tin, fill it with chicken, sauce and leeks (or whatever filling you like!), and bake for 20 minutes. 1 to eat that night, and the rest to pop in the freezer. You pull one of those out some other night, 14 minutes in the airfryer from frozen. You would never know it's a leftover if you do it in an airfryer or oven (microwave not so great).

Also consider vegetable soups (broccolli creme is my goto), cheap ramen noodles (add a handful of spinach and pop in an egg while the water is boiling and ta-da), and your bog standard sandwich can have some added lettuce or coleslaw.

Frankly, I'd be more concerned about getting all your basic foodgroups and macros than true "healthy" food. Especially fruit and veg are hard to get in takeaway food, so try to consider taking a piece of fruit or some veggie sticks to work to munch on. Even drinking 1 glass of fruit juice a day is not bad for you and can supply you with some vitamins.

Vot cen I say, embassador? Your eentelligence is wrong.

Normally I can stand this sub very well when sick, and seeing all the delicious food I can't eat doesn't bother me.

Rn I have gastritis. I can eat approximately half a tuc cracker a day. This picture made me cry.

You're valid!

I watched the show. You are right. The violence, esp against women, is mad high (the personal trauma had me skipping a LOT of scenes), and there are a LOT of characters. Took me 3 seasons to figure out what was happening and by that time half the cast was dead and there were new characters, lol.

I think because it was so culturally HUGE when it was on, people expect everybody to have some kind of connection with it. Back in the day you spend Sunday through Wednesday ONLY talking about GOT with, well, near everybody. Luckily, after the botch ending, people don't talk about it as much as they used to.

The key is to not try to defend your position. Just say, "well I tried it but it's just not for me. I prefer xyz thing, have you seen it?" and coolly segue into changing the topic. If they try to push you just keep it up. "I just didn't enjoy it enough to keep going" and if they still go on hit them with the ole "anyway, I heard Season 8 ruined it so I dont want to watch it and then be disappointed". They typically peter out when you remind them of that.

Tbh I (still) love it, bad ending notwithstanding, and love to talk about it, but there are other tv and movie franchises I can talk about just as much if others don't like GOT. Lord of the Rings, back to the future, the jurassic movies, the Stargate franchise, and then there's "bad" movies like The Labyrinth, Valerian & the City of 1000 Planets, Jupiter Ascending... it seems like the people around you have very... limited interests. Wait. Maybe it's the ADHD that lets me enjoy so many franchises. Is it me? Am I the problem? I don't think I'm the problem. Maybe I am...

I'm not saying freshly made salted butter goes well with freshly baked soda bread... but a good soda DOES require a bit of buttermilk.

TIL

It depends. Buttercream is a better taste with the cake, but I often find I won't eat that much buttercream anyway. I end up not eating the decoration. If it's royal icing I'll give it a nibble, though. Reminds me of the iced gems of my youth, lol

Ooh, damn, i forgot how close Afrikaans was. Hm. You may be right!

The real question is: Frieslan or Vlaanderen? Also Kitteigh is too cute. Your teen needs to embrace pet-related tragedeighs.

It's gonna be rough, ngl. But you're a survivor and a damn good one, so you're gonna pull through.

Cook 3-5 portions at a time and freeze them in 3-5 portions. It's cheaper to get ingredients in bulk anyway, and future-you will be ever so grateful she can just yoink something out and microwave it. Think of it as an investment.

Seeing things is key. If you want to use something frequently that you are likely to forget (like a moisturizer, or jewelry, fill in the blanks...), make sure it's not in a closed drawer or behind a door. If you can't see it, it ain't there. I keep such items out on countertops around me. To avoid your space looking cluttered, you can buy lil baskets at any home decor store.

Find something you love and dedicate time to it. Me personally, I like my skincare and my fav 90s scifi show, so I carve out time every night where I can just chill out watching the gang and schlepping snail mucin on my face. Find a Thing. Just 1 thing. It really makes life so much more bearable.

And - possibly most importantly - if you ever see an item for sale and your brain goes "o awesome, if I buy this, I will totally have my entire life on track and I will get fit and be mentally healthy and life will be great because of this!" DO NOT BUY IT. YOUR BRAIN IS LYING. It's typically some form of organiser, be it a journalling book or a divided box or a handbag with 17 different pockets. Save your money. Reconsider in 2 weeks.

I understood that during her time there, the caves were where Morgan lived, since the townspeople didn't like her much. It would make sense as a barricade from your average peasant. Maybe I am misremembering. Oh dear, time for another rewatch!

Good skin, healthy hair, balanced features, ton of makeup, false eyelashes, different wardrobe, change the lighting, the angle, and smack a filter on it. Oh and don't forget lenses that make your eyes look bigger and a snip of botox here and there!

I love makeup. I really do. And I love falsies. But if you stop to think for a moment that we are so obsessed with physical appearance we are creating prosthetics of parts of the body that we have, and that work properly, and then glue those prosthetics as close as we can to the eyeball, all for the sake of looking just a bit more glam... yeah I try not to think about it too hard.

Personally, I'm a pro at my makeup, and I go from "dogs dinner" to "perfectly average" rather than pretty, but then I have good skin and hair to start with.

If I didnt have loved ones in my life that get an exercise high I would seriously believe it's a myth. Where is the high? Do you get the high from the insane, screeching pain in your back and neck? From the burning in your skin? From the migraine? The sweating? The exhaustion? The smell? The sticky feeling until you shower? Wiping gym equipment of somebody else's juices? The emotional breakdown afterwards? The bullying by staff and gym bros because you're too fat? Where is the high meant to come from?! (Narrator: it took 28 years and very kind friends to explain that she was the only one in excrutiating pain every time she moved and should probably get that looked at)

Regardless, people have said it all. Oh you have to do longer hours, for several months. I did. I still hated it. My direct family members also have never had the high, and they don't even have my disabilities.

Generally, same idea. If you're going to get real picky, acceptance would be strictly not hating yourself or others for being fat, and fat liberation would be a general movement towards the inclusion of fat people in society. As in, changing society so that being fat isn't a reason to discriminate against somebody, making the seats in the Dr.s waiting room be arm-free, plus sizes being common in the majority of clothing stores, et cetera. But nearly nobody makes that distinction so dont worry too much lol

My immediate thought was "that dogs got klippel-feil syndrome"! Cuter than Ed, me, or anybody else who has it thats for sure lol

And theres me sat there thinking gosh that is the cutest wee banana ive ever see- ohhhhh. Oh. Oh no.

Strain 800g of greek yoghurt overnight to get mega thick yoghurt. Boil 2 cans of scm in water on the stove for 2 hours and allow to cool completely.

Add the thiccgurt, 400g of cream cheese, and 1 can of condensed milk, and mix thoroughly. Now open up the 2 cooled boiled cans and scrape out the dulce de leche. Mix thorougly. Pour into a tray for ice cubes, freeze for 4 hours. You now have caramel-cheesecake ice cream.

You can add salt, Bailey's, vanilla, 400g of dark chocolate, cinnamon - whatever you want. You can even pop a few scoops into a banana milkshake.

Warning: you will never be the same.

I hate surprises. Despise them. I don't look up spoilers, typically, but I'll read the last paragraph of a book or so before I even buy it, just to make sure it's not a cliffy.