[midnight-summerx]

‘Selene’ - Albert Aublet

[greelin]

🌿🐑🌾🐄🌿🐐

they’re snacking

[lovethi5]

me, a legal adult: when i grow up,

[jettestblack]

[feministism]

have a wonderful Ramadan! 💘

[mytearsrricochet]

sometimes harvest mice sleep in tulips. here are some that will make you happy

thanks. Have a great day

[doomstar]

Hey op this had a tremendous positive effect on my anxiety are there more?

[mytearsrricochet]

here u go

[ferrousfellow]

[ithelpstodream]

This week, the Office for National Statistics has added ready-made mashed potato to the UK’s official shopping basket, which it uses to measure inflation, and people are up in arms. Who buys a pre-chopped onion that costs three times as much as a whole one? How lazy do you have to be to choose a frozen omelette over a couple of eggs?

These kinds of convenience foods are an easy target. But for the 13.3 million people in Britain with disabilities – and those living with arthritis, chronic illness, recovering from injury or surgery, or undergoing cancer treatment – convenience foods aren’t just convenient: they are a lifeline.

This is an issue close to my heart. I’m a professional cook, but I also have a chronic pain condition, and there are occasions when I can’t even hold a knife. In times like those, I’m never going to opt for the impenetrable whole butternut squash over one that has already been diced for me.

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2018/mar/16/pre-chopped-onions-arent-pointless-if-you-cant-hold-a-knife

[auntjeanne1775]

This is such a huge thing, people with disabilities need both internal and external permission to use things that might not be sustainable/logical/reasonable/financially sound under the “if everybody did” scenario.

[swingsetindecember]

news report: survey says

me: what was the sample size? the distribution? the demographic??? this is meaningless. you could have asks two people in line at starbucks

[o6eiyrskb4hg7rix8hih-deactivate]

just ate an orange… no scurvy for me thank you… #NoScurvy

[geopsych]

[leepacey]

[riverwindphotography]

[puckingfussy]

[pure]

Me when i see a wild animal in a metropolitan area: reclaim your space, we are the invaders, retake what is yours

[unregardless]

being rich would be so much fun, like aside from the obvious stuff, can you imagine going to a restaurant and being able to give your waiter/waitress a $500 tip for like a $40 meal? you could make peoples months without even trying

[cockhunt]

can they like release new vegetables