#!miku post

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What if. We started a fictive positivity blog. What then

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If we can keep up the spoons to do this, we'll have 2 weeks of no ordering out under our belt by the end of this week. We're saving a looot of money by cooking so much.

We're wondering what our world is going to look like by the end of the week. I wonder if we'll go on lockdown too? If that happens, cooking and coming up with fun ways to spice up ordinary canned food might be one of our respites.

We really like to cook, and we especially like using it as a tool to express our love for someone. That's why we like to cook when friends or family comes over. With everything that's going on we're trying new tastes and recipes, partially because we're scared that if we go on lockdown at some point or we have to go into quarantine, there won't be as many types of food we can make. So we want to make it now.

This week we're going to cook with sweet potatoes, and make a creamy red pasta Gilbert made once by himself. We're also going to cook with gnocchi for the first time!

Maybe we should start posting food pics to instagram. They won't look super nice, but it could be a fun way of sharing.

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We ordered spaghetti and meatballs thinking it would be a manageable amount. Friends, it is an absurd amount of pasta. $30 well spent

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WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM US FITBIT

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Reading about the loneliness of other autistic people makes us really glad we have each other

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It's not that we're stuck in a liberal echo chamber it's that we generally want to listen to people who share our values of caring about people and trusting scientists and experts about the stuff they study. Unfortunately despite this extremely low bar conservatives basically never meet it

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The idea that someone would get a dog during lockdown without realizing they were eventually going to go back into the office and the dog would still be there...don't get a dog if you aren't going to commit!!! Ugh!