Blue's posts
Posted in “For dinner I had a pack of ramen smashed up and seasoned.”
Posted 3 years ago
I don't think I've ever said the word "adulting" out loud in my life.
Cooking is more of a hobby, so even when I'm not up to making a fully-fledged meal, it's a bit more involved than a frozen dinner or dry ramen. Lately, as an easy meal, I'll just heat up one of those Jamaican beef patties with a beer and call it dinner.
Cooking is more of a hobby, so even when I'm not up to making a fully-fledged meal, it's a bit more involved than a frozen dinner or dry ramen. Lately, as an easy meal, I'll just heat up one of those Jamaican beef patties with a beer and call it dinner.
Posted in Behold
Posted 3 years ago
It's cute.
I feel like any time a kitten has been adopted, they're always sick or covered in fleas. It was a trend in school for people to adopt pets from shelters so there were a lot of gross cats around.
I feel like any time a kitten has been adopted, they're always sick or covered in fleas. It was a trend in school for people to adopt pets from shelters so there were a lot of gross cats around.
Posted in Worst Movie You’ve Ever Seen?
Posted 3 years ago
Anything with Adam Sandler. London Fields.
Anything from the 70s. It's as if directors were afraid to make the film too short so they filmed everything.
Anything from the 70s. It's as if directors were afraid to make the film too short so they filmed everything.
Posted in Hope for humanity?
Posted 3 years ago
It happens.
Just don't sit in the cynicism for too long because it can make you bitter without appreciating the simple pleasures life has to offer. Sometimes you just have to take things for face value and with a grain of salt. Often this comes with age, but mostly it's just from understanding your own limits and how to sort through what the world is offering you.
Just don't sit in the cynicism for too long because it can make you bitter without appreciating the simple pleasures life has to offer. Sometimes you just have to take things for face value and with a grain of salt. Often this comes with age, but mostly it's just from understanding your own limits and how to sort through what the world is offering you.
Posted in Draw That Pokémon! [24th Challenge Ends May 1st]
Posted 3 years ago
Ohh, I like Meowth. I am looking forward to the entries for this round!
Posted in The Surge: Fall Plasma Orbs!
Posted 3 years ago
Thank you for all the previews, and for the announcement. The items look charming.
Posted in wrik's garden - come check us out - we have crabgrass
Posted 3 years ago
All of those things, hahaha.
Congratulations on the job, too, Miss Sandman.
Congratulations on the job, too, Miss Sandman.
Posted in EVENT ACTIVITY: Garden to Table | LAST CALL!
Posted 3 years ago
Ah, this should be interesting.
Posted in Cleaning Day!
Posted 3 years ago
@Totalanimefan: I hope so, hahaha.
I'll be able to test it out sometime tomorrow, or the day after. The instructions suggest I wait 24 hours, so I made sure to row extra hard today so I can take a break tomorrow--I'll probably need it.
I'll be able to test it out sometime tomorrow, or the day after. The instructions suggest I wait 24 hours, so I made sure to row extra hard today so I can take a break tomorrow--I'll probably need it.
Posted in Cleaning Day!
Posted 3 years ago
@Totalanimefan: hahaha
Thank you. I received the shower stickers today, and just placed them down, so hopefully it'll be a good solution and I won't slip in the shower and die. If I die, I'd at least like the chance to do my hair before they find me with it curled into a mess or I'm only finished shaving one leg.
Thank you. I received the shower stickers today, and just placed them down, so hopefully it'll be a good solution and I won't slip in the shower and die. If I die, I'd at least like the chance to do my hair before they find me with it curled into a mess or I'm only finished shaving one leg.
Posted in The Rainbow Bouquet - An Event Hangout!
Posted 3 years ago
It's admirable that you want to rescue animals--hamsters in particular. I suppose it's not the pet you usually imagine when you think of a rescue. Perhaps a house might be more considerate for that kind of operation; both in terms of space for you and your critters, and for the sake of neighbors and the unique attributes of rodents.
I once pet-sat for a home that had a couple of different rescued animals. One was a bearded dragon, a couple of finches, a parakeet, two doves, a cat with a crooked tail, and...I think that was it at the time. Later they also had some hermit crabs, oddly enough.
The parakeet was such a little turd and the hardest one to take care of!
I once pet-sat for a home that had a couple of different rescued animals. One was a bearded dragon, a couple of finches, a parakeet, two doves, a cat with a crooked tail, and...I think that was it at the time. Later they also had some hermit crabs, oddly enough.
The parakeet was such a little turd and the hardest one to take care of!
Posted in Shows You're Watching?
Posted 3 years ago
I'm currently watching Nothing Gold Can Stay.
I happened to catch an episode years ago and then discovered what it was by coincidence when I watched a period drama with the same actress. I cannot relay to you how ecstatic I am to be able to watch the entire series; it's so much fun to watch. It has mystery, murder, wit, love triangles, danger, you name it. It's full of interesting things.
And it's a little more lighthearted than my last one, which was Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. While absolutely fantastic and I would 10/10 watch again, it was very heartbreaking and you could really lose yourself in the heartache.
I happened to catch an episode years ago and then discovered what it was by coincidence when I watched a period drama with the same actress. I cannot relay to you how ecstatic I am to be able to watch the entire series; it's so much fun to watch. It has mystery, murder, wit, love triangles, danger, you name it. It's full of interesting things.
And it's a little more lighthearted than my last one, which was Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. While absolutely fantastic and I would 10/10 watch again, it was very heartbreaking and you could really lose yourself in the heartache.
Posted in Cleaning Day!
Posted 3 years ago
hahaha
Thank you, thank you. And the satisfaction was pretty great; I was absurdly proud of myself when I went into the washroom later for a night routine. I think I would like to try and clean the shower liner, though. I couldn't seem to find the right thickness online; all of the reviews made them look like industrial sheets rather than a thicker vinyl.
I tackled the bedside drawers last night, which was pleasant.
Thank you, thank you. And the satisfaction was pretty great; I was absurdly proud of myself when I went into the washroom later for a night routine. I think I would like to try and clean the shower liner, though. I couldn't seem to find the right thickness online; all of the reviews made them look like industrial sheets rather than a thicker vinyl.
I tackled the bedside drawers last night, which was pleasant.
Posted in Cleaning Day!
Posted 3 years ago
I watched a couple episodes of a new drama, and then felt the urge to clean. I mopped the kitchen, vacuumed the house, changed the sheets, steam cleaned a pillow, then steamed the entire washroom. I can't even relay to you the horror I felt in my bones when I pulled up that shower mat. Needless to say, I steamed and sanitized it, then ordered stickers for the tub instead.
I'm pretty happy with what I did yesterday, though. Even vacuumed out the air filter.
I think I'll probably just organize a few drawers today.
I'm pretty happy with what I did yesterday, though. Even vacuumed out the air filter.
I think I'll probably just organize a few drawers today.