#mineee

[risolats]

Don't share your deep consciousness with a shallow soul.

[felineverdure]

AOT MEN

[socialbatterylow]

Sans AU redesigns!!!

i love them 🥹

Error's hand is actually glitching there (too lazy to add actual glitches) and it's creating a phantom hand and his real hand, which is which, we'll never know 😀

[hystericwaif]

[digitaldolliexoxo]

[fifiappiluvr2]

me and my nonsense ships

[balkanradfem]

Hii! I'm an old time lover of your blog, and reading how you're planning on living in your new house without having a job, I've been wondering what your plan is for paying for electricity and the internet and phone service? Just being worried about you, but your posts lighten up my day, seeing how I live in a big city (and don't wanna change it), I can imagine living your life for a few moments like it's mine. Please, don't stop posting them 🙏 and good luck with fixing your stove 🤞

Ok those are excellent questions. These are the only 2 things impossible without money and you realized it correctly.

So. There's an incentive for people under 45 to buy houses, and they give you some tax return on the house. I should get this, just need to collect lots of papers. This should bring me some money. And I intend to stretch it for years.

I'm only using electricity to charge my phone. No lights, no electric kettle, or fridge or anything. I've been monitoring the electricity meter and it moved .3 in the last 2 weeks. Which doesn't feel like much. They charge 3 euro per month if you don't spend anything, So that's 36 euro per year, unless they charge much more for my phone charging. I could keep paying that for a while.

Phone will keep working if I get a new card every 3 months; I might eventually stop, but even then I can still catch wifi in the town. So I might be here way less once I run out or decide it's not feasible to spend money on internet anymore. But I should never disappear completely, as long as I can bike to a library I should be able to queue some updates.

Even these 2 things, we're talking about costs of few euros per month. Should I find some seasonal job, working for a few days would cover my costs for the entire year. So I'm not super worried! Thank you for asking the right questions, you thought about this. And thank you for your kind words! I also hope to fix the stove.

[biscuitaua]

You eating it from the back ?